Spesys Services
Sovereign cloud hosting, AI services and virtual desktops for organisations handling sensitive data in France
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About Spesys Services
SpeSYS Services provides sovereign cloud hosting, AI applications and virtual desktop platforms. Its modular offer combines hosting tiers, security levels from a PASSI audit up to SecNumCloud, management models and optional AI services.
The AI product line, Struth IA, has variants for health, software projects, research, law and finance, and the public sector. Customers include organisations that handle sensitive data, such as healthcare and public-sector bodies; the company is referenced by UGAP for public entities. Services cover audit and consulting, deployment, fine-tuning and RAG, and ongoing support with 24/7 monitoring.
The company was founded in 2015 by Stéphane Baisse. It is headquartered in Paris and also has an office in Montpellier.
Product: Modular cloud hosting, virtual desktop and AI service packages (Struth IA), with security levels from PASSI audit to SecNumCloud.
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