digital sovereignty

Microsoft’s most recent announcement of its European Sovereign Cloud Initiative is nothing short of a milestone for the technology giant, Europe’s digital landscape, and the ongoing evolution of cloud compliance and security worldwide. For many Windows users and IT professionals, this move feels...

The decision by Schleswig-Holstein, Germany’s northernmost state, to phase out Microsoft software from all public administration marks one of the most ambitious moves yet by a European government towards digital sovereignty. This politically charged and technically complex transition—already...

Microsoft’s latest announcement of comprehensive sovereign solutions for Europe signals a major new chapter in the ongoing evolution of digital sovereignty, privacy, and compliance across the continent. As European organizations face heightened scrutiny from regulators and growing public concern...

Denmark's recent decision to transition its government systems from Microsoft's proprietary software to open-source alternatives like Linux and LibreOffice marks a significant shift in its digital strategy. This move underscores a growing global emphasis on digital sovereignty and the desire to...

The quiet corridors of Denmark’s Ministry of Digital Affairs are abuzz with an announcement that’s sending ripples far beyond Scandinavian borders: the Danish government is making a decisive break from Microsoft’s Windows and Office 365 platforms, opting instead for a homegrown blend of Linux...

In one of the most consequential shifts in public sector IT policy of recent years, the German state of Schleswig-Holstein has initiated an unprecedented government-wide migration away from Microsoft software, targeting every desktop and digital process used by civil servants, police, and the...

Denmark’s decision to replace Microsoft software with open-source alternatives signals a critical turning point in the ongoing debate over national digital sovereignty, government procurement, and the future of public sector IT infrastructure. As the Danish Agency for Digitization begins its...

Denmark is embarking on a significant shift in its digital infrastructure by transitioning from proprietary software solutions, such as Microsoft 365 and Windows, to open-source alternatives. This move aligns with a broader European trend toward digital sovereignty and reflects Denmark's...

Denmark is poised to transition its government IT infrastructure from proprietary Microsoft products to open-source alternatives, marking a significant shift towards digital sovereignty. This move mirrors similar initiatives in other European regions, notably the German state of...

The Danish Ministry for Digitalization has taken a bold step in Europe’s ongoing quest for digital sovereignty by publicly committing to replace Microsoft software with open-source alternatives, starting with the ministry's switch to LibreOffice. Caroline Olsen, Denmark's Minister for Digital...

As the sunset approaches for Windows 10, users around the globe face a pivotal choice: take the leap to Windows 11, linger on unsupported software, or embrace a radically different path—switching to Linux paired with LibreOffice. The Document Foundation (TDF), the driving force behind...

As Microsoft prepares to end support for Windows 10 in October 2025, users face a pivotal decision: upgrade to Windows 11 or explore alternative operating systems. The Document Foundation (TDF), the organization behind LibreOffice, has recently highlighted the "real costs" associated with...

Denmark's Ministry for Digital Affairs is embarking on a significant transition from Microsoft software to open-source alternatives, specifically Linux and LibreOffice. This move aligns with the nation's broader digitalization strategy, emphasizing digital sovereignty and cost efficiency. The...

Denmark's Ministry for Digital Affairs is embarking on a significant transition from Microsoft's proprietary software to open-source alternatives, specifically Linux and LibreOffice. This move, set to commence next month, will initially involve half of the ministry's employees, with plans to...

Denmark's Ministry of Digitisation has announced plans to phase out the use of Microsoft products within its operations, signaling a significant shift in the country's approach to public sector IT infrastructure. This decision underscores Denmark's commitment to enhancing digital sovereignty...

For organizations worldwide wrestling with the question of how to preserve vast digital records and unlock their value, the story of AI-powered digital archiving in Microsoft 365 offers a timely playbook—and a cautionary tale. As governments, businesses, and cultural institutions pivot to...

The French software market in the second quarter of 2024 has been defined by fierce competition, technological innovation, and evolving user habits. According to the latest analysis of Sensor Tower’s aggregate data, the sector is dominated by three digital behemoths: Microsoft 365, Google...

The recent debut of DNS4EU marks a significant milestone in Europe's ongoing efforts to enhance digital sovereignty, privacy, and network security for its citizens and organizations. Domain Name System (DNS) infrastructure, historically dominated by internet service providers (ISPs) and a...

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The European Union stands at a crossroads in its ongoing effort to regain technological sovereignty as it prepares a sweeping legislative initiative: the Cloud and AI Development Act. This move, described by a senior European Commission official as an answer to the EU’s “sad story” in developing...