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Enterprise servers & infrastructure for digital sovereignty in Syria.

Reliable, compliant, sustainably-powered compute that Syrian organisations control. Enterprise and dedicated servers, plus cloud and hosting, running from European data centres in Germany — GDPR-compliant and powered by 100% green electricity. This is IT infrastructure for digital sovereignty in Syria.

GDPR-compliant 100% green electricity European data centres

What we provide

Compute you can build on.

From a single dedicated machine to elastic cloud capacity, we provision the infrastructure your organisation runs on.

Enterprise & dedicated servers

Physical machines reserved entirely for your organisation, sized for heavy or sensitive workloads that need consistent performance.

Cloud & virtual servers

Elastic capacity you can scale up or down as demand changes, without buying and racking hardware yourself.

Hosting

Reliable hosting for websites, portals, and line-of-business applications, delivered through the Sanarise network.

Virtualisation

Consolidate many workloads onto managed infrastructure, with isolation between environments and efficient use of capacity.

Backups

Off-site backup targets in the European Union, so your data has a resilient home away from your primary systems.

Critical applications & data

A dependable place to host the applications, databases, and records your organisation cannot afford to lose.

Digital sovereignty

Infrastructure Syrian organisations control.

Digital sovereignty means your organisation decides where its data lives, who can reach it, and on what terms. We give Syrian organisations compute that meets a high international standard while remaining under their own control — not shared black boxes, but infrastructure scoped and provisioned for them.

The servers run from established data centres in Germany, inside the European Union, so the data is governed by the GDPR. The facilities are powered by 100% green electricity, so the compute is sustainable as well as compliant. And it is delivered by Syrian hands — a partner you can reach, in your language, accountable for the result.

What organisations run on it

From critical applications to backups.

  • Hosting critical applications the organisation depends on day to day.
  • Holding data and records in a compliant, resilient environment.
  • Off-site backups that survive a failure at the primary site.
  • Virtualisation that consolidates many workloads onto managed infrastructure.
  • Websites, portals, and services delivered to staff and the public.

Who it's for

Organisations that need compute they can trust.

Government bodies Critical national infrastructure Banks & financial institutions Universities & research Healthcare providers Large enterprises

Why Sanarise

Trusted infrastructure, Syrian hands.

Sovereignty by design

Your organisation controls where its data lives and who reaches it, on infrastructure scoped for you.

Compliant by default

EU data centres mean your data is held to the GDPR standard, without you having to engineer it.

Green power

Compute runs on 100% green electricity, so growth in your systems does not mean a growing footprint.

A partner you can reach

Delivered by Syrian hands — one accountable partner, in your language, for the whole engagement.

Part of a network

Backed by the Sanarise network and its Levant Host hosting brand, built on EU infrastructure.

Scoped, not shrink-wrapped

We size dedicated and cloud capacity to your workloads rather than selling a fixed box.

Reconstruction runs on infrastructure. The applications, records, and services a modern Syrian organisation depends on need somewhere reliable, compliant, and sustainable to live — under the organisation's own control. That is the compute we provide.

FAQ

Servers & infrastructure — questions.

Where are the servers located?

Our compute runs from enterprise data centres in Europe, in Germany. These are established, well-connected facilities with strong physical security and reliable power, giving Syrian organisations infrastructure they can depend on.

Is the data GDPR-compliant?

Yes. Because the infrastructure sits in the European Union, it operates under the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), one of the most demanding data-protection frameworks in the world. Your data is held to that standard.

Should we choose a dedicated server or cloud?

It depends on the workload. A dedicated server gives you a physical machine reserved entirely for your organisation, which suits heavy or sensitive workloads. Cloud and virtual servers give you elastic capacity you can scale up or down. Tell us what you run and we will scope the right mix.

How is it priced?

Server and hosting infrastructure is quoted per project, based on the capacity, redundancy, and support you need. Make an inquiry and we will come back with a scoped quotation.

Put your systems on infrastructure you control.

Make an inquiry and we will scope enterprise, dedicated, or cloud capacity to your workloads.