Nothing to buy. Much to discuss.
Revenue-share or partnership. No stake of any size.
We discuss revenue-share investment, and strategic partnerships with telcos, carriers, datacenter operators and public bodies. Neither buys a share of DIVERSITY, or a seat, a vote or a veto in how it is run. Our founders and leadership own the company, and control from outside would cost what the service is built on: support from our own engineers, offices that each answer in the local language, terms written with the customer, and knowledge of each customer across the company.
Or write to investors@ondiversity.eu
A drawing of a filter: the kinds of agreement we discuss cross the line that marks DIVERSITY, and the stakes that are not for sale stop at it.
We discuss
- Revenue-share investment
- Co-investment in a site, capacity or route
- A joint project with a public body
Not for sale
- A minority stake
- A majority stake
- The whole company
Three kinds of agreement. None buys control of DIVERSITY.
Revenue-share investment
Capital invested in DIVERSITY and returned out of revenue, on terms set in its contract.
It buys no share of DIVERSITY, and no seat, vote or veto in how it is run.
Co-investment in a site, capacity or route
For telcos, carriers and datacenter operators: investing with us in a specific site, a capacity build-out or a network route, and taking capacity or compute from it in exchange, under a commercial agreement.
A joint project with a public body
Consortia with public bodies for EU programmes such as Horizon Europe and the Digital Europe Programme, under an agreement written for each project.
Referring customers to us, or building on our infrastructure as a customer, is a different arrangement. Partners
What a partnership builds on.
Power and carrier uplinks for each site are published, so you can check them before we talk.
- Datacenters
- Four, all in the EU.Madrid, Amsterdam, Munich and Helsinki, connected to each other.Power and uplinks per site
- Interconnection partners
- 30+Networks we interconnect with. We peer directly with AWS, Azure, GCP, Oracle and Cloudflare at European exchange points.
- Customers
- 1,500+On our platform today. We have run European infrastructure since 2015.
Things people ask before signing
Straight answers.
Would you sell a minority stake?
No. What matters is who owns DIVERSITY, not how much of it: nobody outside the company holds a share, and we do not sell one, minority included. The agreements we do discuss are on this page.
Is this the same as your Partners page?
No. Partners refer customers to us for a commission, and some build on our infrastructure as customers themselves. This page is for revenue-share investment and strategic partnerships.
Can a revenue-share investment turn into shares?
No. A revenue-share agreement carries no right to a share of DIVERSITY, now or later.
Do you take loans?
Yes, from organisations. A loan is repaid with interest on terms set in its contract, and like revenue-share it buys no share of DIVERSITY, and no seat, vote or veto in how it is run. To offer one, write to us through the form below and say it is a loan.
What happens after I send a proposal?
It goes to investors@ondiversity.eu, which our leadership reads, and we review every genuine proposal. If one interests us, we sign an NDA first, and figures are shared under it. The form and the address reach the same inbox.
What should a proposal include?
Who is proposing, which kind of agreement it is, and what it concerns, such as a site, a route, a capacity build-out or a project. A few paragraphs are enough to start.
I am a journalist. Who do I write to?
We have no separate press contact. Write to hello@ondiversity.eu in any language; our contact page also lists the Spanish and Estonian addresses.
I need capacity for my own use. Is this the right page?
No, unless you co-invest in the site, build-out or route it comes from. Otherwise capacity for your own use is a customer contract, and so is committing for longer to pay less, as a savings plan does on Cloud. Talk to our team through the contact page.
Could an investor or partner gain a say in how DIVERSITY is run?
Not over the company. A co-investor holds rights over what it funds, as its agreement sets out. None of these agreements buys a share of DIVERSITY, or a seat, a vote or a veto in how it is run, so ownership is with our founders and leadership, and no parent company sits above DIVERSITY.
Make a proposal.
For organisations: tell us who you are and which kind of agreement you have in mind. We decline a proposal for a share of DIVERSITY, or a seat, a vote or a veto in how it is run.