Europes Digital Sovereignty Fight Begins
#DigitalSovereignty #EuropeanTechEurope’s deep reliance on US technology for payments, defense, and software creates a strategic vulnerability, handing significant leverage to foreign powers. The article argues for achieving digital sovereignty through EU-wide initiatives, open-source alternatives, and unified markets. read more
Europe Ditches U.S. Tech for Digital Sovereignty
#DigitalSovereignty #TechIndependenceEuropean governments are shifting from US tech services to domestic or open-source alternatives, driven by data security fears and a push for digital sovereignty. This includes France ditching Zoom and Teams by 2027. read more
Europe Ditches US Tech for Digital Sovereignty
#DigitalSovereignty #EuropeanTechFrance is replacing Zoom and Teams with a domestic video system by 2027, part of a broader European push for digital sovereignty. Austria and Germany are also adopting open-source software to reduce reliance on U.S. tech giants over security and privacy concerns. read more