Gcore

Gcore is an edge and cloud provider selling CDN, streaming, DDoS protection, virtual machines, bare metal, Kubernetes and serverless functions.

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Edge network first, cloud second.

Classification

Categories: Virtual Private Servers, Bare metal, Serverless, GPU cloud 5
Operating system: Self-managed
Use cases: AI and LLM apps, API backends, Web apps, Static sites, Data pipelines, Game servers
Audience: Startups, Small and medium businesses, Enterprises, Agencies

Tech stack

Runtimes: Docker, Anything
Shell: Root shell
GPU: GPU instances, Managed inference7 8

Pricing

Pricing model: Metered usage4
Currencies: EUR 4
Billed: Monthly4
Paid: In arrears, for usage already run up4

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Gcore sells the edge and the cloud together: a content delivery network with its own peering and scrubbing centres, video streaming, DNS, DDoS protection and a web application firewall, alongside virtual machines, bare metal, managed Kubernetes, GPU capacity and serverless inference. Functions and container deployment are what place it in this dataset rather than among network vendors, since customers run their own code on the platform.

Pricing is published in euros and metered per product — the web application firewall by request volume, DDoS protection by the amount of clean traffic delivered — rather than assembled into plans. A public looking glass allows the network to be checked from outside.

Worth knowing

The company’s headquarters is not stated on the site. A Luxembourg telephone number is the only locating detail, and ownership is not published either.

Where the compute runs is not answerable from the site. The cloud page counts regions without naming one, and the network page lists points of presence by city without separating the CDN edge from the places a virtual machine can actually be started, so no regions are recorded here.

Identity

Reach: ↓1,363 2
Ownership: VC-backed 6
Status: Active
Wikidata: Q114616935 1

Deployment

Deployment: Control panel, Container image

Regions and law

Headquarters: Luxembourg 3

Automation

API: Public
Infrastructure as code: Terraform

Sources

2026-09-09: Wikidata
www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q114616935
2026-09-07: Reach
majestic.com/reports/majestic-million
2026-08-09: Headquarters
gcore.com/about
2026-08-01: Pricing model, Currencies, Billed, Paid
gcore.com/pricing
2026-08-01: Categories
gcore.com/cloud
2026-08-21: Ownership
gcore.com/press-releases/gcore-raises-60-million-in-series-a-funding-to-drive-ai-innovation-and-global-expansion
2026-09-24: GPU
gcore.com/gpu-cloud
2026-09-24: GPU
gcore.com/everywhere-inference

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