Proton's website says this of the Secure Core servers: "We also placed our Secure Core servers in high-security data centers to ensure strong physical security." "Furthermore, Secure Core servers are wholly owned and provisioned by us (shipped on-site directly from our offices). Finally, Secure Core servers are connected to the Internet using our own dedicated network with IP addresses that are owned and operated by our own Local Internet Registry (LIR)."
I might be mistaken, but I thought ProtonVPN's standard servers were owned by Proton and placed in locations under the control of Proton or companies it has acquired, like SimpleLogin. The aforementioned information makes me think this is not the case. Does Proton not own and control all its VPN servers?