Why Vault
Sovereignty is a jurisdiction, not a data centre postcode
Hyperscale infrastructure hosted in the UK is not the same thing as infrastructure the UK controls. That distinction is the whole reason Vault exists.
Three reasons organisations choose Vault
Sovereign by Jurisdiction
- UK-owned and UK-operated
- Subject exclusively to UK law
- No foreign parent company
- Cleared UK personnel
Assured by Design
- NCSC Cloud Security Principles
- MOD Secure by Design
- ISMS built to ISO/IEC 27001:2022
- Listed on G-Cloud 15 and JOSCAR
Built for AI Workloads
- GPU-dense sovereign compute
- Training and inference in-boundary
- Sensitive data becomes usable
- Neo cloud economics, UK assurance
Organisations that cannot outsource jurisdiction
Built for sensitive workloads, operational resilience and sovereign assurance.
- 01Defence
- 02Defence Industry
- 03Government
- 04Critical National Infrastructure
- 05Regulated Industry
Where we stand, stated plainly
We would rather tell you exactly what we hold today than imply more and disappoint you at procurement.
UK capability, allied reach
Vault Cloud UK operates alongside sister companies in Australia and the United States. Each is separately owned and operated under its own national jurisdiction — deliberately, because sovereignty that is shared is not sovereignty. What is shared is engineering: a common platform lineage, hardened once and maintained across all three.
Secure. Sovereign. Under your control.
Ready to discuss your environment? Speak with the Vault team.