Proximus and Google Cloud to Deliver Sovereign Cloud Services in Belgium and Luxembourg
Strategic partnership to be the first to deliver Google Distributed Cloud Hosted - a disconnected sovereign cloud solution - to governments, regulated enterprises and international organisations in Europe
Proximus and Google Cloud, today announced a five-year agreement to deliver sovereign cloud services in Belgium and Luxembourg. This partnership will help securely deploy sensitive, mission-critical workloads and provide next-generation digital sovereignty controls for governments, regulated enterprises and international organizations.
Under this agreement, sovereign cloud services will support disconnected operations through Google Distributed Cloud Hosted, which does not require connectivity to Google Cloud to manage infrastructure, services, APIs, or tooling. Google Cloud's sovereign solutions are designed to support data, operational and software sovereignty requirements, increasing customer control and transparency for sensitive data moving to the cloud.
Adair Fox-Martin
President of Google Cloud Go to Market & Head of Google Ireland
Data sovereignty is vital to European and international organizations as they digitize their operations and deploy the latest cloud innovations. These sovereign cloud solutions will help ensure that public and private-sector organizations can advance their digital transformation agendas using the latest technologies without compromising on the security and sovereignty of their data and systems.
Proximus plans to work with LuxConnect, a data center service provider owned by the Luxembourg state, to bring these sovereign solutions to life in Belgium and Luxembourg.
Xavier Bettel
Prime Minister of Luxembourg
Sovereign cloud has been on Luxembourg's digital agenda for many years and will fill an important gap in our strategy to become a trusted digital hub from which we serve the most demanding public and private clients.
We are extremely proud to announce the first Google cloud disconnected solution in the Belux region. This is a major milestone as Proximus, partnering notably with LuxConnect, will be able to guarantee full operational sovereignty for its clients - on EU's terms. Proximus will moreover leverage its vast cloud services experience in order to bring these disconnected cloud services to the Belgian and Luxembourg markets.
Guillaume Boutin
CEO of the Proximus Group
Paul Konsbruck
CEO of LuxConnect
This agreement combines the strengths of both partners - Google Cloud's trusted leadership and innovation with the power of Proximus' experienced teams to deliver a unique offering in the region.
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Proximus SA is the leading telecommunications operator in Belgium. Net sales (including intragroup) break down by activity as follows:
- telecommunication services to individuals (39.6%): fixed telephony (773,000 installed lines at the end of 2025), mobile telephony (3.5 million prepaid and postpaid cards distributed), Internet access services (1.8 million subscribers), convergent services (1.2 million subscribers), etc. At the end of 2025, the Group had more than 2.8 million individual customers in Belgium;
- telecommunication services to enterprises (34.8%): fixed telephony (458,000 lines at the end of 2025), mobile telephony (1.8 million post-paid cards distributed), Internet access services and data transmission (445,000 subscribers). At the end of 2025, the Group had around 450,000 business customers in Belgium. Proximus SA also sells wholesale communication minutes to other operators located in Belgium;
- international services (24.9%; Proximus Global): telecommunications, authentication and digital identity services, and omni-channel services for businesses and international operators;
- other (1%).
Belgium accounts for 75.4% of net sales.
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