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Topic: digital-sovereignty

A large data centre and its electrical substation

Thursday, 7/16, 10:28 AM

Why Europe finds it so hard to break free of US and Chinese technology

The European Union talks often of 'digital sovereignty': reducing its dependence on American cloud giants and Chinese hardware.
But entrenched reliance, the sheer cost of catching up and a fragmented market mean the goal is proving far harder to reach than the rhetoric suggests.

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