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Amazon Bedrock (European Sovereign Cloud)
L0 · Third-country operator
amazon-bedrock-escGermanyEurope
Amazon Bedrock in the AWS European Sovereign Cloud, a separate AWS partition run from Brandenburg, Germany, by German subsidiaries of Amazon.com, Inc. Requests are processed in that region only, with no cross-region routing.
Compliance posture · Stav's assessment
Jurisdiction
EU · Germany
Data residency
🇩🇪 DE
CLOUD Act / FISA 702
Exposed
Stav sovereignty level
Stav's assessment
Five dimensions
Serving residency
Strong
Legal exposure
Poor
Serving retention
Weak
Security posture
Weak
Contractual posture
Weak
Bands only. The scores and Stav's notes per dimension are read in the workspace.
Customers only
The full assessment
Stav's narrative, every risk item with its source, the safeguards that offset them and the privacy-policy issues found: the part of the page a procurement review runs on.
Stav's narrative · 2 risk items · 5 safeguards · 1 privacy-policy issue · DPA, sub-processor list, terms, privacy policy — sign in to read them.
Traffic through Stav is covered by Stav's customer DPA, which lists Stav's sub-processors.
Stav's serving-side assessment, compiled from the provider's published documentation and Stav's operational review. An assessment, not a guarantee or regulatory determination. Confirm against the provider's own documentation before contracting.
Sovereignty ladder · how the level was reached
L0Third-country operatorIndicativeregistry 4.3
This level applies to traffic routed through Stav.
L0 on the Sovereignty Ladder. To reach L1, it needs: No coerced vulnerability silence. Operator is subject to US legal process through its US parent, and ownership above the German subsidiary is not yet evidenced. No sovereignty qualification is evidenced.
One criterion from L1: No coerced vulnerability silence.
Stav's own assessment against criterion registry 4.3. Indicative, not an official recognition, which only a national authority can confer. Criteria follow the proposed Cloud and AI Development Act and are expected to change. “Union” reads as EU/EEA at every rung. CADA itself still says “in the Union”: until the Act is incorporated into the EEA Agreement, a Norwegian, Icelandic or Liechtenstein route does not evidence formal Union assurance for an EU public-sector buyer. UK and Swiss providers are capped at L1.
Verified 22 Oct 2026About the ladder →Certifications & legal documents · the provider's own facts
C5
AWS European Sovereign Cloud · Claimed by the provider
SOC 2
AWS European Sovereign Cloud · Claimed by the provider
“Claimed by the provider” means the provider states the certification. Stav has not seen the certificate or report.
Terms of servicepublished
Privacy policypublished
Data processing agreement (DPA)published
Sub-processor listpublished
Links to every document and certificate — 4 legal documents, 2 certification sources
Compiled by Stav from the provider's published documentation. Last verified 22 Oct 2026. Reflects what the provider states, not a Stav guarantee or regulatory determination. Confirm against the provider's own pages before contracting.
Endpoints served · 3
| Model | Input / M | Output / M | TTFT | Tok/s |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gemma 4 26B A4B It | €0.15 | €0.47 | — | — |
| Gemma 4 31B It | €0.17 | €0.47 | — | — |
| Gemma 4 E2B It | €0.05 | €0.09 | — | — |