EU cloud providers back push for technological autonomy
Thirteen European cloud providers and several EU lawmakers have signed a joint letter supporting measures to boost local digital sovereignty. The European Commission is expected to announce new policies on Wednesday that prioritize domestic firms for sensitive public tenders and increase regional chip production.
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Thirteen European cloud providers joined EU lawmakers to support a European Commission plan reducing reliance on United States technology. The coalition includes firms from France, Germany, Switzerland, and the Netherlands. The move aims to secure sensitive public tenders for local firms rather than American rivals.
