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Gcore is an edge AI, cloud, network, and security company headquartered in Luxembourg.[1][2][3] As of March 2024, its global network includes over 180 Points of Presence (PoPs) across six continents.[4][5]
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Gcore was founded in 2014 in Luxembourg.[6] The company built its own content delivery network, originally designed for the needs of the gaming industry.
In 2016, Gcore's infrastructure expanded to multiple regions that were underserved by hyperscale cloud providers.[7]
In 2020, the company formed partnerships with Intel and Equinix.[8][9][10]
In 2022, Gcore launched the European AI Cloud, providing access to infrastructure for machine learning tasks.[11]
In March 2024, Gcore announced the acquisition of a web application and API protection (WAAP) solution from StackPath.[1]
In April 2024, Gcore received a commendation in the Industry Innovation category at the NVIDIA Partner Network Awards EMEA for developing the first speech-to-text technology for Luxembourgish, using the LuxemBERT AI model.[12]
In May 2024, Philipp Rösler, former vice-chancellor of Germany and federal minister of health joined the Gcore board.[13][14]
In July 2024, Gcore raised $60 million in a Series A funding round, marking the company's first external investment since its founding.[15][16]
In August 2024, Gcore was recognized as a Major Player in the IDC MarketScape report for European public cloud Infrastructure (IaaS) 2024 by IDC, the global market intelligence firm.[17]
In May 2025, Feiyu Xu became a member of the Gcore advisory board.[18][19][20]
In 2025, Gcore joined the SmartSpires initiative, a €3.1 million smart city project co-funded by the Connecting Europe Facility. The three-year programme is coordinated by a public–private consortium including 5SKYE, the Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology (LIST), Orange Luxembourg, and Gcore. The project aims to transform the Belval campus into a smart city by deploying 5G-enabled smart towers that integrate edge computing, artificial intelligence and IoT services. Within the consortium, Gcore acts as project coordinator and is responsible for the deployment of the edge infrastructure.[21]
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Network infrastructure
According to the company's website, Gcore has network locations in six continents: Europe, North America, Asia, South America, Africa, and Australia.[22]
Products and services
Gcore offers a range of services, including content delivery network (CDN), cloud computing,[4]virtual machines, bare-metal servers, object storage AI infrastructure and inference, Kubernetes,[23] video streaming, DDoS mitigation, web application and API protection (WAAP), Domain Name System (DNS).[24][25][26]
A January 2022, review by TechRadar praised Gcore's extensive network and CDN analytics. But noted that its support documentation could be more detailed.[27]
In March 2023, Gcore introduced a free speed test to measure internet speed and the quality of broadband and mobile connections.[28][29]
Controversies
Correctiv and Tageszeitung reported that Gcore supported the distribution of the TV network RT until April 2023, which has been under sanctions by the EU since March 2022. However, Gcore denies these allegations.[30][31]
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