The Swedish Armed Forces have selected European cloud and data center firm Evroc to assist with developing a European cloud platform for the former's command and control system.

Dubbed SINCC - the Swedish Interoperable Combat Cloud - the platform will handle classified data under Swedish, NATO, and EU frameworks.

The platform will enable Swedish forces to lead operations with a common operating picture and work alongside NATO allies, with all information staying under Swedish jurisdiction.

"This strengthens Sweden's security and its ability to act independently when it matters most," said Mattias Åström, founder and CEO of Evroc. "Information this sensitive should belong on infrastructure we own and govern ourselves. That is the standard this system sets, and it is also where AI changes everything: a real-time picture of the battlefield, analysed and acted on at machine speed, on infrastructure Sweden can trust. This is the capability Europe has long needed."

The platform is a joint effort between the Swedish Armed Forces, the Swedish Defence Materiel Administration and Teracom, Evroc, Elastisys, Freja, and Aityr.

Evroc describes itself as a sovereign European cloud provider. The company is headquartered in Stockholm, and is developing cloud regions and data centers in Stockholm, Sweden; Paris, France; and Frankfurt, Germany.

The company secured $55 million in funding in March 2025, with the cloud platform officially launching last July.