Bits from Debian: Infomaniak Platinum Sponsor of DebConf26
We are pleased to announce that Infomaniak has
committed to sponsor DebConf26 as a Platinum
Sponsor.
Infomaniak is an independent, employee-owned Swiss technology company that
designs, develops, and operates its own cloud infrastructure and digital
services entirely in Switzerland. With over 300 employees — more than 70%
engineers and developers — the company reinvests all profits into R&D. Its
public cloud is built on OpenStack, with managed Kubernetes, Database as a
Service, object storage, and sovereign AI services accessible via OpenAI-
compatible APIs, all running on its own Swiss infrastructure. Infomaniak also
develops a sovereign collaborative suite — messaging, email, storage, online
office tools, videoconferencing, and a built-in AI assistant — developed in-
house and as a privacy-respecting solution to proprietary platforms. Open
source is central to how Infomaniak operates. Its latest data center (D4) runs
on 100% renewable energy and uses no traditional cooling: all the heat
generated by its servers is captured and fed into Geneva’s district heating
network, supplying up to 6,000 homes in winter and hot water year-round. The
entire project has been documented and open-sourced at d4project.org.
With this commitment as Platinum Sponsor, Infomaniak is contributing to the
Debian annual Developers’ conference, directly supporting the progress of
Debian and Free Software. Infomaniak contributes to strengthen the community
that collaborates on Debian projects from all around the world throughout all
of the year.
Thank you very much, Infomaniak, for your support of DebConf26!
Become a sponsor too!
DebConf26 will take place from 20th to July
25th 2026 in Santa Fe, Argentina, and will be preceded by DebCamp, from 13th
to 19th July 2026.
DebConf26 is accepting sponsors! Interested companies and organizations may
contact the DebConf team through
[email protected], and visit the DebConf26
website at
https://debconf26.debconf.org/sponsors/become-a-sponsor/.
