Last updated: June 1, 2026

EU Data Act Compliance

The EU Data Act (Regulation 2023/2854) establishes new rules for cloud service providers regarding data portability, switching, and interoperability. stored.ge is fully compliant with the Data Act's requirements for cloud services, which apply from September 12, 2025.

Contents

Article 23 — Switching Between Providers

The Data Act requires cloud providers to support customers in switching to another provider or to on-premises infrastructure. stored.ge makes switching effortless:

Article 24 — No Switching Fees

The Data Act prohibits cloud providers from charging fees that discourage switching. stored.ge goes beyond the minimum requirements:

Article 25 — Interoperability

The Data Act requires cloud services to ensure interoperability with other services using open interfaces and standards. stored.ge is built on open standards:

Article 26 — Porting Assistance

The Data Act requires providers to support customers during the porting process with a reasonable transition period. stored.ge provides:

Article 27 — No Vendor Lock-in

The Data Act requires cloud providers to remove barriers to switching by using open standards. stored.ge is architecturally lock-in free:

How stored.ge Compares

Requirement stored.ge Typical Cloud Provider
Switching fees None Egress fees ($0.01–0.09/GB)
Vendor lock-in None — standard S3 API Proprietary SDKs, APIs, or formats common
Export format Original format (byte-for-byte) May require conversion from proprietary formats
Porting period 30 days with full access Varies; often immediate termination
Interoperability Full S3 + SigV4 Partial or proprietary extensions
Early termination penalty None Common on committed-use plans

Contact

For questions about EU Data Act compliance or data portability: