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Who is Uniserver?
Uniserver is a Dutch cloud and IT infrastructure provider that delivers managed cloud, data center, and connectivity services for enterprises and IT service providers.
- Managed private and hybrid cloud services for enterprise workloads (cloud infrastructure)
- Colocation and regional data center capacity in the Netherlands (data center services)
- Network and connectivity services between data centers, cloud environments, and customer sites (networking)
- Disaster Recovery (DR), backup, and continuity solutions for business-critical systems (business continuity)
- Managed services and support for IT service providers and partners delivering cloud-based solutions (managed services)
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More About Uniserver
Uniserver operates as a cloud and infrastructure provider focused on enterprises, public-sector organizations, and IT service providers that require Dutch-based data center capacity and managed services. Its offerings center on private and hybrid cloud environments, where customers can host applications, databases, and line-of-business systems on infrastructure managed by Uniserver. These environments are typically integrated with customer on-premises (on-prem) systems and public cloud platforms, enabling multi-cloud architectures that align with data residency and compliance requirements within the Netherlands.
The company delivers data center services through colocation and managed hosting in Dutch facilities, which serve as primary or secondary locations for production and DR environments. Enterprise customers use these data centers to run virtualized server workloads, storage platforms, and network appliances, often integrated with software-defined infrastructure and standard virtualization technologies. Connectivity between locations and cloud platforms is supported through dedicated network links and VPN-based connections, which allow customers to implement resilient architectures with defined performance and security characteristics.
Uniserver’s managed cloud and infrastructure services can be mapped to categories such as cloud infrastructure (IaaS), hosting, colocation, and network services. Customers typically consume compute, storage, and networking resources on a subscription basis, while Uniserver handles platform operations such as monitoring, patching, capacity management, and incident handling. This approach allows internal IT teams and IT service providers to focus on application and service delivery while offloading underlying infrastructure management.
Business continuity is another core focus area, with DR and backup services that support recovery objectives for business-critical workloads. These services use geographically separated data center locations and replication or backup technologies to support failover scenarios. Enterprises and IT service providers use these capabilities to implement continuity plans, safeguard data, and meet contractual or regulatory requirements related to availability and retention.
Uniserver also positions itself as a partner-centric provider for IT resellers, managed service providers, and software vendors that want to offer cloud-based solutions without operating their own data centers. Through these relationships, partners can host multi-tenant environments, Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) applications, or managed infrastructure solutions on Uniserver’s platforms while retaining control over customer relationships and application-level services. Within an enterprise IT directory or marketplace, Uniserver fits into categories such as cloud infrastructure services, data center and colocation, connectivity services, and managed infrastructure and continuity services.
Our description of Uniserver. Updated February 2026.
