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Nomic Supports Data Residency Across Europe, UK, US, and Australia

Source: Nomic AI•September 25, 2026 at 09:12 AM

Nomic Supports Data Residency Across Europe, UK, US, and Australia

When asset owners set data residency requirements, AEC firms need tools that can comply — or risk losing the work. Nomic now supports customer data hosting in AWS regions across Europe, the United Kingdom, the United States, and Australia, so your team can meet contractual data requirements without...

When asset owners set data residency requirements, AEC firms need tools that can comply — or risk losing the work. Nomic now supports customer data hosting in AWS regions across Europe, the United Kingdom, the United States, and Australia, so your team can meet contractual data requirements without changing how you work.

Whether you're delivering infrastructure in the EU, government projects in the UK, commercial construction in the US, or major works in Australia, you can deploy Nomic in an AWS region that satisfies your asset owner's requirements:

  • Europe: Frankfurt (eu-central-1)
  • United Kingdom: London (eu-west-2)
  • United States: Oregon (us-west-2)
  • Australia: Sydney (ap-southeast-2)

Regional hosting covers the project data you work with inside Nomic — uploaded documents, indexes, conversations, usage logs, and audit data. AI inference continues to be governed by Nomic's zero-data-retention and subprocessor controls described on our security page.

If data residency requirements have held back AI adoption on a project, or if you're preparing a proposal that requires it, contact the Nomic team to discuss deployment options.

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