CloudFerro, established in 2015 and based in Warsaw, Poland, is a cloud service provider specializing in the European space sector, climate research, and science. They deliver and operate cloud computing platforms for demanding markets and are known for managing large Earth Observation (EO) data repositories, including the Copernicus Data Space Ecosystem. CloudFerro partners with organizations like the European Space Agency (ESA), EUMETSAT, and the German Aerospace Center (DLR), offering services like CREODIAS and WEkEO, which provide access to and processing of Copernicus EO data.
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By the end of Phase Two, EUMETSAT and its industrial consortium led by CloudFerro together with CS-Group and the Earth Observation Data Centre will have delivered the full operational capabilities and services of the DestinE Data Lake.
The CAMILA project is a EUR 52 million Earth observation constellation led by Creotech Instruments with support from CloudFerro.
The consortium for the April contract includes Creotech Instruments, CloudFerro, Eycore, GMV Innovating Solutions, KP Labs, and Scanway.
CloudFerro has developed and operated Earth observation data platforms such as CREODIAS, CODE-DE, EO-Lab, and WEkEO.
The CloudFerro-delivered Data Lake infrastructure includes more than 60 Petabytes of storage and more than 23,500 central processing units (CPUs) installed.
CloudFerro delivers and operates the DestinE Data Lake as the core element of the Destination Earth system under contract to EUMETSAT.
The WEkEO v1 platform has been operated by Thales Alenia Space and CloudFerro since 2019 and has a Service Level Agreement of 99.70%.
EUMETSAT will sign a €9.5 million contract with CloudFerro to procure cloud services for its data access platforms and the European Weather Cloud.
EUMETSAT will sign a €9.5 million contract with CloudFerro to procure cloud services for EUMETSAT’s data access platforms and the European Weather Cloud.
CloudFerro is executing a contract to provide the European Space Agency’s Long Term Archive system.
CloudFerro conducted tests demonstrating the ability to deliver over 2 PB of data per day from its repositories.
CloudFerro has provided and operated scientific cloud platforms including CREODIAS, Climate Data Store, CODE-DE, WEkEO, and EO IPT.
CloudFerro will implement the CODE-DE platform until 2022 with the possibility of extending the contract.
CloudFerro developed, implemented, and operates the CODE-DE platform.
CloudFerro received the First Economic Award from the Polish-German Chamber of Industry and Commerce (AHK Poland) for implementing the CODE-DE platform in a cloud environment commissioned by the German Space Agency DLR.
CloudFerro won the DLR tender for the CODE-DE project in 2019.
CREODIAS is one of five DIAS (Data and Information Access Services) platforms built and operated by CloudFerro on behalf of the European Space Agency under the Copernicus Programme.