open-source migration

  1. Transition from Windows 10 to Linux Made Easy with Operese: A Free Migration Tool

    With Microsoft officially sunsetting support for Windows 10 on October 14, 2025, millions of PC users are suddenly at a crossroads. Fewer than one in three existing devices worldwide meet the requirements for Windows 11, thanks to technical mandates like TPM 2.0 and modern CPUs. For the...
  2. Lyon Transitions to Open-Source Software, Pioneering Europe's Digital Sovereignty Shift

    In a striking illustration of shifting digital sovereignty priorities across Europe, Lyon, France’s third-largest city, has announced its decisive transition away from Microsoft software, embracing a suite of open-source alternatives in a move set to reverberate throughout the continent’s public...
  3. European Governments Shift from Microsoft to Open-Source Software for Digital Sovereignty

    Few developments in European government IT have made as many international waves as the current trend of public institutions ditching Microsoft software in favor of open-source alternatives. This phenomenon, which recently accelerated with high-profile moves by Denmark and Germany’s...
  4. Denmark’s Shift to Open-Source Software: A Major Step Toward Digital Sovereignty in Europe

    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...
  5. Microsoft Cloud Licensing Changes: Impact on Enterprise Migration & Market Dynamics

    Microsoft's shift in cloud licensing practices has stirred up significant challenges for enterprises heavily invested in its ecosystem, particularly when migrating to cloud infrastructures. The 2019 licensing changes introduced a new layer of costs for running Microsoft server software, such as...
  6. How Microsoft’s Cloud Licensing Policies Limit Enterprise Cloud Migration and Competition

    Microsoft's cloud licensing policies have created a significant challenge for enterprises heavily invested in Windows Server and SQL Server environments aiming to migrate to the cloud. Rather than rewriting extensive Microsoft-dependent applications to run on Linux-based infrastructure, many...