Innovative AI Solutions for the Future
AI Solutions Built for Real-World Control MiigCloud delivers physical data sovereignty through infrastructure you own, control, and can physically hold. Reclaim complete control over your data.
To return data control to communities and organizations
Modern cloud infrastructure forces you to trust foreign corporations with sensitive data. That trust isn't legally enforceable—the US CLOUD Act overrides foreign privacy laws. It's culturally incompatible because communities and organizations worldwide need possession, not promises. And it's economically extractive through subscriptions that never end. We exist because you can't rent data sovereignty from those who oppose it.
- Legally unenforceable (US CLOUD Act overrides foreign privacy laws)
- Culturally incompatible (communities and organizations worldwide require possession, not promises)
- Economically extractive (monthly subscriptions that never end)
We exist because data sovereignty cannot be rented from those who oppose it.
What We Believe
- Sovereignty needs possession. You can't own data if you don't physically own the hardware.
- Trust? That requires verification—open source code and root access, not just marketing promises. We treat privacy as a right, not a feature to sell.
- Privacy is a right, not a feature: Technology should eliminate surveillance, not enable it
- OCAP principles (Ownership, Control, Access, Possession) work for anyone seeking real data sovereignty, not just Indigenous communities.
☁️ miigCloud ☁️
Sovereign Cloud Platform
Your data infrastructure. Your facility. Your jurisdiction. Zero American legal exposure.
The CLOUD Act Problem
American cloud providers (AWS, Azure, GCP) are legally required to hand over your data to U.S. authorities—regardless of where it's physically stored. Microsoft, Amazon, and Google have no choice: US law overrides your local data protection laws.
For organizations handling sensitive data under strict regulatory frameworks—financial records, health information, government documents—this creates direct legal liability. You cannot comply with local data protection laws while using infrastructure subject to foreign legal jurisdiction.
⚠️ Real Consequences ⚠️
Netherlands - March 2025: Dutch Parliament passed motions requiring government to build national cloud infrastructure and phase out dependence on US cloud providers (AWS, Azure, Google Cloud). Court of Audit found ministries unaware of CLOUD Act risks.
Switzerland banned US cloud providers for government use in December 2025, with serious fines for violations. EU and Canadian agencies are implementing similar restrictions.
Canada - Government white paper explicitly states "As long as a cloud provider operating in Canada is subject to US law, Canada will not have full sovereignty over its data." Canadian courts have ordered European providers (OVHcloud) to hand over data from French servers, forcing violation of French law.
Germany, Denmark, and France All three countries banned US cloud services from schools in 2022. Germany's Data Protection Commissioner ruled Microsoft 365 "cannot be used in schools in a privacy-compliant manner." Denmark banned Google Workspace and Chromebooks. France's Minister of Education banned both Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace nationwide, explicitly citing CLOUD Act exposure under Schrems II ruling.
The Sovereign Solution
This is a physical cloud appliance running in your facility, under your jurisdiction. No American infrastructure dependencies. No foreign access points. No CLOUD Act exposure whatsoever—complete technical and legal sovereignty.
It's built in Rust for memory safety and performance, runs on standard x86_64/ARM64 hardware, can operate completely air-gapped, and ships with CLI, web UI, plus comprehensive API documentation.
Physical On-Prem Cloud
Your new hardware runs entirely in your facility. No cloud dependencies, no remote access, complete local control
Custom HTTP Server
Built from scratch to eliminate foreign dependencies and potential backdoors
Proprietary Orchestration
Custom orchestration module that's not a fork of Kubernetes or any foreign project
Security-First Foundation
Every tool, component, third-party library, and line of code is vetted for foreign influence or telemetry
What You Get:
- S3-compatible object storage with access controls
- PostgreSQL database services with replication
- Container orchestration with load balancing
- Full REST API and web management interface
Deployment
Plug and play infrastructure
Order the box, connect to your network, access the interface at your local IP, set your admin password. You're live.
No specialized staff required
If your team can manage a server, they can run miigCloud. The interface is straightforward—storage, databases, and containers accessible through a clean web UI or CLI.
Migrate at your own pace
Move your most sensitive data first. Run both systems in parallel while your team adapts. There's no forced cutover timeline—you control the transition.
Standard hardware, your control
We build these on readily available enterprise components—standard 19" 4U rack unit. Ships with factory restore USB. Your IT team owns it like any other piece of infrastructure. When something breaks or needs attention, it's your hardware to fix or swap out.
Who Needs This
Financial Institutions
Banking regulations worldwide demand data sovereignty. You can't outsource control to providers under foreign jurisdiction.
Healthcare Providers
Patient data protection laws won't allow storage where foreign governments can reach it.
Government Agencies
Sovereign data rules mean official records must be inaccessible to foreign authorities—period.
Any Regulated Organization
Your legal team will ask "Can American authorities access this?" You need a definitive no.
The Difference
Microsoft, AWS, and Google admitted under oath they cannot protect your data from US authorities. Other "sovereign cloud" providers are just reselling American technology with a local wrapper. miigCloud is actually sovereign, it's built from scratch, no American dependencies, you own the hardware.
Get In Touch
Interested in our solutions? Contact our team to learn more.
Policies
Transparency and trust in everything we do
Terms of Service
Under Construction
Our Terms of Service are currently being updated to better serve you. Please check back soon.
For immediate inquiries, please contact us directly.
Privacy Policy
Under Construction
Our Privacy Policy is currently being updated to reflect our commitment to data protection and transparency.
Please check back soon or contact us with any privacy-related questions.
Data Deletion Policy
Under Construction
Our Data Deletion Policy is currently being refined to ensure complete clarity on your data rights.
For immediate data deletion requests, please contact us directly.
The Lab
We build experimental hardware and open-source tools that don't follow conventional tech industry patterns. Our lab produces quantum password generators and orchestration systems designed to avoid Kubernetes complexity. We prototype ideas too ambitious or unconventional for typical enterprise development cycles—this is where we turn unusual concepts into functional technology.