Analysts say "any shift toward local, sovereign cloud providers will necessarily be gradual.""The Cloud and AI Development Act (CADA) proposals leave plenty of room for US providers to continue supplying cloud computing services to European public sector customers."Computerworld: EU’s cloud sovereignty push leaves room for US hyperscalers https://www.computerworld.com/article/4181816/eu-takes-first-steps-to-reduce-reliance-on-us-hyperscalers.html #digitalsovereignty

Matrix: decentralised communication between ideal and compromiseWhen you say encrypted communication, most people think of Signal or Telegram. More advanced users will mention Session or SimpleX. But there are…https://vsx.global/matrix-decentralised-communication-between-ideal-and-compromise/#infosec #privacy #opensource #digitalsovereignty

So, not wanting to have superpowers, expose your emails, or use your data for AI training is now nationalistic? Maybe someone should put a surveillance camera in Mark Scott's bathroom to test how nationalistic he becomes.#digitalsovereignty #privacyhttps://www.techpolicy.press/eu-to-roll-out-tech-sovereignty-agenda-to-rival-us-and-china-will-it-work/

@Gina @MinisterieEZK Gezien @marknijmeijer ?

@AAKL they are trying to look like they care, while doing the minimum effort. Plus, when push comes to shove, their cloud offerings are still under US jurisdiction.Strangely enough, IBM could simply lean into RedHat for a much better message. However, that would mean admitting that Big Blue (or what's left of it) has been outmanoeuvred.