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    Airbus verso l’addio alla big tech: ‘Cloud sovrano per i dati dell’UE’

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    1. chrisni66 on

      The irony of this is that it’s all due to the ridiculous US CLOUD ACT that was brought in under Trump’s first term… and made US Cloud providers a potential national security risk. If they’d never brought it in, or not stipulated that it applied outside the US borders, then I doubt there would be this push and US Cloud Providers would be part of these build outs.

    2. goldstarflag on

      As others pointed out; 

      > Most of the American tech giants’ dominance is due to a combination of incumbent advantage and network effects – but there’s no real secret sauce for the vast majority of their products.

      > Why the US tech industry supports Trump baffles me. 

      > Software and cloud storage relies on trust more than any other business. It’s crazy to me that the tech industry backed a guy who is going to end the entire world’s trust for America and American companies.

    3. SeleneOrbit on

      This could strengthen digital sovereignty, but it also raises questions about cost and innovation.

    4. Acceptable_Fee_4807 on

      Feels like Europe finally said thanks for the cloud, but we’ll build our own less Amazon, more sovereignty.

    6. njprrogers on

      The investment required to build a European cloud would be in the billions.
      And its not just storage and compute. Gcp and Amazon win because of the product suite, pub sub, cloud monitoring, data products, the whole shebang. It would take thousands of engineers years to get there. Europe needs to start now, and the only way initially is probably getting governments to commit to use it initially.

    7. mishu_escobar on

      what could be the EU companies involved in this discussion? I would like to see if any are stock listed…

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