Company · Since 2018

We build the infrastructure we run. In Romania.

AITY CLOUD SRL is a Romanian cloud provider founded in 2018. It owns and operates hardware colocated in a Bucharest data centre, and the same engineers build the platform and answer customers.

In short

AITY CLOUD SRL sells Aity Cloud (virtual machines, Kubernetes, block and S3 storage), MAity (business e-mail and collaboration on your domain) and Aity Security (NIS2 readiness). The platform runs on hardware AITY owns, colocated in a Bucharest data centre. AITY is a notified NIS2 essential entity with security and reporting obligations towards DNSC, publishes the same list prices for every customer, and its support comes from the engineers who operate the systems.

How we work

Four rules we do not negotiate.

Hosting in Romania

Our own hardware in Bucharest. The DPA and privacy policy describe locations, partners and processing exceptions.

Published prices

The same list for every customer. Discounts come from commitment, not negotiation.

Support from engineers

The people who run the systems answer. Not a call centre.

Portability

Standard protocols for exporting compatible data. We plan the exit under the contractual terms.

Milestones

Building and operating infrastructure since 2018.

  1. 2018AITY CLOUD SRL foundedThe company is established.
  2. NIS2Notified essential entitySecurity and reporting obligations towards DNSC, under GEO 155/2024.
  3. 2024The Aity brand launchesAity Cloud and MAity, under one name and one promise.
Company details

AITY CLOUD SRL

Legal name
AITY CLOUD SRL
VAT ID
RO39458128
Trade reg. no.
J2018000824245
Registered office
Săcel village, Săcel commune, no. 1003, Maramureș county
Location
Bucharest, Romania
Data centre
Bucharest, Romania
NIS2 status
Notified essential entity
E-mail
business@aity.ro
Documents

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Terms and conditionsPrivacy policyData processing agreement (DPA)Service level agreement (SLA)Acceptable use policyComplaints procedure

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