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The eu data residency tag on WindowsForum.com covers discussions about cloud infrastructure and services designed to keep data within European Union borders. Recent threads examine sovereign cloud offerings like the KPN and STACKIT partnership for the Dutch market, which aims to provide EU-controlled cloud services for regulated industries. Another thread highlights challenges with Microsoft's Azure OpenAI Service in the Sweden Central region, where an outage affected customers with EU data residency requirements. These conversations explore the practical implications of data sovereignty, including procurement, infrastructure, and operational risks for enterprises and public sector organizations in Europe.
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KPN and Schwarz Digits announced on May 28, 2026, that they will launch a STACKIT-based sovereign cloud for the Dutch market, with infrastructure hosted in KPN data centers in the Netherlands and availability expected around mid-2027. The move is less a routine cloud reseller deal than a signal...
Microsoft's Azure OpenAI Service suffered a prolonged outage in the Sweden Central region on 27 January 2026, leaving customers in the region — including those constrained by EU data‑residency requirements — unable to run inference and realtime workloads for much of the working day. The failure...