Schuberg Philis

Schuberg Philis is a Netherlands-based mission-critical IT engineering and cloud services company. The company traces its start to 2003 and positions itself around a “plan-build-run” model for delivering and operating critical IT for organizations in vital industries. In recent company storytelling, Schuberg Philis also describes a new growth chapter with Bridgepoint as majority investor.

A core cloud offering highlighted publicly is sbp.cloud, described as a private sovereign cloud built to keep mission-critical systems on Dutch soil and to integrate with hyperscalers (AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud). Schuberg Philis also publicly emphasizes governance and auditability, referencing ISO 27001 and ISAE 3402 as part of its certifications/assurance approach (without publishing a full certificate registry on the pages reviewed).

⚙️ Facility Highlights

Data Center Footprint

1. Primary footprint described: The Netherlands (Dutch soil) for sbp.cloud / private cloud operations.
2. Data center facility names, street addresses, and city locations for sbp.cloud deployments: Not publicly listed.
3. “Premier Dutch data centers” (wording used) and hyperscaler connectivity positioning: Schuberg Philis states sbp.cloud secures mission-critical systems within Dutch data centers and supports connectivity to public clouds.

Facility Design & Infrastructure

1. Private cloud design approach: Schuberg Philis describes sbp.cloud as a private sovereign cloud emphasizing localization, compliance, and dedicated resources.
2. Platform framework referenced: sbp.cloud is presented as VMware Cloud Verified, built on VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) (per Schuberg Philis content).
3. Redundancy, power, cooling, density limits, rack/cage/suite form factors: Not publicly listed in a directory-ready way on the pages reviewed.

Service Portfolio Overview

1. Private sovereign cloud: sbp.cloud (private cloud positioned for mission-critical workloads).
2. Hybrid cloud enablement: sbp.cloud is described as hybrid-ready, connecting private cloud workloads with AWS / Azure / Google Cloud.
3. Public cloud partner operations (contract handling): Schuberg Philis states it has running contracts with AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform and can handle agreements/financing on behalf of customers.
4. Windows / Azure solutions + hybrid cloud infrastructure appliance: Schuberg Philis states it offers Windows-based solutions and a hyper-converged appliance managed by cloud-native services (HCI).
5. Cloud Exit as a Service (CEaaS): Schuberg Philis describes offering CEaaS (positioned in context of regulatory readiness).

🔐 Security & Compliance

Infrastructure Resilience

1. Auditability focus (publicly stated): Schuberg Philis emphasizes auditable environments and annual-audit rigor for sbp.cloud (high-level; no control catalog published on pages reviewed).

Physical & Logical Security

1. Physical security controls (guards, CCTV, mantraps, etc.): Not publicly listed in detail on the pages reviewed.
2. Logical security posture (high-level): Schuberg Philis positions solutions around security, compliance, and operational resilience themes (without publishing a directory-ready control matrix).

Compliance & Standards

1. Certifications/assurance explicitly referenced by Schuberg Philis (without publishing certificate IDs/scopes on the pages reviewed):
2. ISO 27001 (referenced as a company certification example)
3. ISAE 3402 (referenced as assurance)
4. Microsoft partner status / badges: Schuberg Philis states it is recognized as a Microsoft AI Cloud Partner and mentions “50 certifications” (Microsoft learning paths).
5. Additional certifications (e.g., ISO 9001 / ISO 27701 / SOC reports) with publicly verifiable scope and certificate details: Not publicly listed on the official pages reviewed.

🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access

Carrier Neutrality

1. Carrier-neutral claim / MMR / carrier lists: Not publicly listed on the pages reviewed.

Network Capabilities

1. Hybrid connectivity positioning: sbp.cloud is described as facilitating smooth transitions/connectivity with AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud.
2. Cross-connects, dark fiber, wavelengths, MPLS, SD-WAN (as sellable services): Not publicly listed.

Connectivity Use Cases

1. Hybrid cloud operations: moving/connecting workloads between private cloud and hyperscalers (as described for sbp.cloud).
2. Regulation-driven architectures: sbp.cloud positioned around Dutch/EU regulatory alignment (DORA/NIS2 referenced).

💼 Who It Serves

1. Mission-critical organizations in vital industries (industry focus areas publicly listed): transport/logistics & infrastructure, financial services, manufacturing, retail, energy, public & government.
2. Organizations needing sovereign / Dutch-soil cloud positioning for sensitive or regulated workloads (sbp.cloud positioning).
3. Teams pursuing hybrid strategies that combine private cloud with hyperscalers.