Switzerland is not an EU member and is not subject to the EU-US Data Privacy Framework. This creates an additional layer of jurisdictional independence - data held in Switzerland is not automatically shareable under EU-US law enforcement cooperation agreements, and must go through a formal MLAT (mutual legal assistance treaty) process that is slow, transparent, and subject to Swiss court oversight.
For clients who distrust both EU and US legal frameworks, Switzerland provides genuine neutrality. The country's legal tradition of financial and information secrecy extends into its technology hosting sector.