Consent management is a critical point of digital sovereignty: the CLOUD Act can enable US authorities to access European consent data regardless of storage location.
The EU is supporting four smaller and three larger AI data centers with up to €1 billion and €2 billion in public funding respectively from a planned €30 billion total volume.
The EU is providing up to €10 billion to support European AI data centers to secure digital sovereignty and mobilize at least €20 billion in private investment.
Seven Austrian large enterprises are founding an initiative to reduce European dependence on non-European providers in cloud, operating systems, and AI.
Austrian corporations establish an initiative to reduce European dependence on cloud services, operating systems, and AI infrastructure provided by non-European vendors.
European IT decision-makers are increasingly translating the concept of digital sovereignty into concrete procurement and acquisition criteria for cloud, security, and AI technologies.
Resistance to European software among German enterprises has dropped by over 90 percent within a year, while migration to such solutions is gaining significant momentum.
