No. DreamHost is operated from the United States, outside the EU, so staysin.eu classifies it as non-EU.
A provider counts as EU only when all three criteria hold:
Where a server physically sits is shown on each check but does not change the verdict: legal reach follows who controls the processing, not where the bytes are. Read the methodology.
Seen on 4 of 10871 checked domains (latest check per domain, as of 25 October 2026): as hosting on 2, as DNS on 2, as mail sending (SPF) on 2, as third-party requests on 1.
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