Live Infrastructure Across Europe • Portugal • Finland • Bulgaria
Latitude.sh + Akash-compatible · Renewable EU edge

Sovereign compute, entirely European

We build and operate sovereign infrastructure from bare metal up — on hardware we own in European colocation and dedicated servers we rent from trusted European providers. Run end to end by our team, governed entirely by EU law.

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Switch from Latitude.sh in one line

Like changing the base URL on an LLM client — our Python SDK is built as a drop-in replacement for the Latitude SDK. Keep your code; just point it at Digital Frontier. The Latitude.sh-compatible API and SDK are in preview.

  • Wraps the upstream latitudesh-python-sdk — servers, projects and SSH keys behave exactly as before.
  • The constructor is the only difference: pick the provider, point at our endpoint, pass your token.
  • Catalog enums are permissive, so our regions, plans and OS images pass straight through.
migrate.py
Python
# pip install edge-provider-sdk
 
- from latitudesh_python_sdk import Latitudesh
- client = Latitudesh(bearer="lt_...")
+ from edge_provider_sdk import EdgeClient
+ client = EdgeClient(
+ provider="digital-frontier",
+ base_url="https://api.digitalfrontier.so/v1",
+ bearer="df_...",
+ )
 
# every operation is identical to the Latitude SDK
instance = client.servers.create(...)
//why digital frontier

An edge cloud you can actually reason about.

One operator, one jurisdiction, renewable power, and the APIs you already know. No abstraction layers between you and your workloads.

Renewable

Powered by renewables

Where the local grid allows, we favour datacenters running on 100% renewable energy — lower-carbon compute, with the cost savings passed through to pricing.

Sovereign

European by default

Every workload runs in an EU region — Portugal, Bulgaria, Finland — governed entirely by EU law.

Compatible

Two APIs you know

Digital Frontier speaks both the Latitude.sh and Akash Console APIs. No new SDK, no rewrite, no lock-in.

Capacity

Compute sized for real work

Generous vCPU, memory and storage — the capacity you'd provision on Latitude.sh, greener.

Transparent

Live network status

Real capacity, uptime and region health — published openly, not buried in a status page.

Surface

See the full API surface

Both dialects, the SDK, and the catalog model behind every workload you provision.

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Regions in Portugal, Bulgaria & Finland

Run by us, not resold. Three independent European regions, each operated end to end by our team — from rack to API.

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Our own edge — not someone else's cloud.

Digital Frontier Cloud is not a reseller. We run our own edge across Europe — independent regions in Portugal, Bulgaria and Finland, governed entirely by EU law.

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Everything the API does, with a UI on top.

Prefer to click? Our web console gives you the full platform — no API call required. Pick the complete Digital Frontier console or the Akash-compatible one; both use the same account.

Provision workloads

Spin up workloads across our regions, pick a plan and OS image, and watch them boot.

Tokens & SSH keys

Mint API tokens, manage SSH keys and organise work into projects — the same model the API exposes.

Usage & health

Track capacity, billing and region health from one place, without leaving the dashboard.

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Sovereign cloud,
engineered in Europe.

Digital Frontier Unipessoal LDA designs and operates a sovereign edge cloud — renewable-powered infrastructure under EU jurisdiction, with the developer tooling that runs on it.

The platform speaks the dialects teams already know — Latitude.sh- and Akash-compatible APIs and an open-source SDK — so there's nothing new to learn.

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Provision your first workload.

Open the console to deploy a workload on our renewable EU edge — or talk to us about migrating a Latitude.sh or Akash workload.

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