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Sovereign Cloud Explained — Data Residency, Legal Jurisdiction, and What Protection You Actually Get
Understand cloud sovereignty’s three layers — data residency, data sovereignty, jurisdictional control — and find the right guide for your decision stage.
Why 61 Percent of European CIOs Want to Reduce US Cloud Dependency and What It Means
61% of European CIOs plan to reduce US cloud dependency. We examine the data, the drivers, and what this sovereignty shift means for tech vendors.
A Sovereign Cloud Due Diligence Playbook — Workload Classification, Exit Architecture, and BYOK
A five-step sovereign cloud due diligence playbook covering workload classification, BYOK vs HYOK encryption, exit architecture, and a government-request SOP.
DORA, NIS2, and the EU AI Act Are Making Sovereign Cloud Mandatory for Some Workloads
DORA, NIS2, and the EU AI Act now mandate sovereign cloud for specific workloads. Learn which regulations apply and what they require for your infrastructure.
EU-Native Cloud Providers Compared — Hetzner, OVHcloud, Scaleway, and T-Systems
Compare EU-native cloud providers Hetzner, OVHcloud, Scaleway, and T-Systems on sovereignty, pricing, compliance certifications, and which workloads each suits.
Data Residency, Data Sovereignty, and Jurisdictional Control Are Not the Same Thing
Data residency, data sovereignty, and jurisdictional control solve different problems. Learn the three-layer framework to spot sovereign washing in cloud marketing.
How the US CLOUD Act and FISA 702 Create Legal Exposure for EU Cloud Data
The US CLOUD Act and FISA 702 override EU data location. Learn how these laws conflict with GDPR and what they mean for your cloud provider choice.
AWS European Sovereign Cloud and Azure Sovereign Options Assessed Against the Three-Layer Framework
Independent three-layer assessment of AWS ESC, Azure EU Data Boundary, and Google Cloud sovereign options — what genuinely changes and what does not.