Cubbit is excited to announce the signing of a new Business Alliance Partnership with GigaCloud, a leading Ukrainian cloud service provider.
As war reshapes infrastructure risks, the agreement is designed to equip Ukrainian and Polish organisations with fully sovereign, resilient, and cost-effective S3 cloud storage services. Under this agreement, GigaCloud will deploy DS3 Composer (Cubbit’s software-defined object storage) across its five data centres spanning three availability zones in Ukraine (Kyiv, Lviv) and Poland (Warsaw).
Sovereign, secure, and built for the most demanding conditions: the result is a new geo-distributed S3 storage infrastructure that gives organisations full control over data and configurations, while keeping information within a user-defined perimeter and always accessible, regardless of what happens to any single site.
Key use cases include immutable backup, disaster recovery, long-term archiving, and management of unstructured data at scale. GigaCloud will target mid-sized and enterprise customers across the public sector — with a specific focus on government and defence — financial services, media, retail, and IT.
The agreement comes at a time when ransomware and cyberattacks remain a persistent threat for organisations. Moreover, missile strikes and attacks on critical infrastructure have demonstrated that no single site can be considered safe. If a facility goes offline, organisations lose access to critical systems and productivity halts.
For enterprises, government institutions, and critical infrastructure operators, storage that is resilient, sovereign, and distributed across multiple trusted cross-country sites has moved from a preference to a requirement.
“Cloud infrastructure in our region can’t be built around assumptions borrowed from calmer markets. Our businesses have learned to think differently: to plan for uncertainty, to value control, and to choose architectures that remain dependable when circumstances change. This partnership with Cubbit helps us turn that experience into a practical storage model for organisations that need not just capacity, but confidence.” — Nazariy Kurochko, CEO of GigaCloud
