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LibreOffice warns again about lock-in with Microsoft
The Document Foundation (TDF), the organization behind LibreOffice, asserts that Microsoft’s Office file fo...
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The unexpected consequences of digital sovereignty
There were good reasons for organizations to embrace the cloud. Now comes a backlash: adoption has led to dep...
Google Cloud gets Dutch public sector approval
Following a data protection impact assessment (DPIA), the Dutch government has approved Google Cloud for use ...
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Digital sovereignty: from idealistic theory to real-world practice
Over the past fifteen years, the move to the cloud was largely uncontested. Scalability, ease of use, and acc...
Sovereign European chips could become a RISC-V-based reality
SUSE and Openchip Join Forces
Nextcloud Hub 26 Spring is ‘designed for the future’
Nextcloud is now ten years old. The anniversary release, Nextcloud Hub 26 Spring, introduces features that de...
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EU cloud plans in CADA are ambitious, but spare the US
Does the new proposal stand a chance of success?
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Europe’s sovereign cloud has a blind spot
Europe is investing billions in sovereignty. But most systems run on Intel or AMD processors with a built-in ...
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Dutch blockade of U.S. takeover gets positive reception despite many flaws
An “extremely disappointed” Kyndryl has been blocked by the Dutch government in its pursuit of taking ove...
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SUSE AI Factory brings coherence to AI ideals
The step from AI pilots to production has proven to a yawning chasm. To address this, SUSE can't get away wit...