eu technology strategy

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The EU technology strategy tag covers discussions about the European Union's push for digital sovereignty, including government transitions from proprietary software like Microsoft Office and Azure to open-source alternatives such as LibreOffice, Linux, and European cloud providers like OVHcloud. Key themes include reducing vendor dependence, improving IT budget management, and aligning with data privacy regulations. The content highlights Denmark's migration from Microsoft to open-source tools and the European Commission's consideration of moving cloud infrastructure away from Azure. These moves reflect broader EU efforts to assert control over critical technology infrastructure and foster homegrown solutions.
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    Denmark’s Bold Transition to Open-Source: Embracing Digital Sovereignty with LibreOffice and Linux

    Denmark’s decision to shift its Ministry for Digital Affairs from Microsoft’s proprietary stack to LibreOffice and Linux marks a pivotal moment in the European public sector’s approach to digital sovereignty, IT budget management, and the quest for vendor independence. While the battle between...
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    EU Considers Transitioning from Microsoft Azure to European Cloud Providers for Digital Sovereignty

    The European Commission is actively exploring the possibility of transitioning its cloud infrastructure from Microsoft Azure to a European-based provider, with France's OVHcloud emerging as a leading candidate. This strategic move underscores the EU's commitment to enhancing digital sovereignty...
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