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Learn what a sovereign digital backbone is and why France and Germany are building one as a rival to U.S. military AI systems.
This article explains the concept of sovereign AI and why it is critical for national defense. It explores how AI systems are being developed to ensure control, security, and autonomy for military forces.
France’s antitrust regulator is nearing the end of its investigation into Nvidia, potentially paving the way for formal charges over the company’s market dominance in AI hardware.
Portugal has open-sourced Amália, its first national AI model built specifically for European Portuguese, marking a significant step toward digital sovereignty and linguistic preservation.
Austria proposes bringing Anthropic to Europe as the EU seeks greater AI independence amid U.S. restrictions on advanced AI models.
Austria has asked the EU to consider hosting American AI company Anthropic within its borders, highlighting Europe's growing interest in AI governance and digital sovereignty.
This article explains how digital sovereignty is driving nations to move away from proprietary cloud services toward open-source technology, examining the technical and geopolitical implications of this shift.
China proposes a global AI cooperation framework as the G7 considers restricting access to American AI models, highlighting a growing divide in global AI governance.
An advanced explainer of Euro-Office 1.0, a new open-source office suite that highlights the technical challenges of format compatibility versus software sovereignty in cloud-based productivity tools.
France’s sovereign messaging platform Tchap has been breached, with conflicting accounts from officials and the hacker about the extent of the data loss. The incident raises concerns about the country’s digital sovereignty efforts.
This article explains Poland's new 'sovereignty test' for government tech purchases, examining how nations are balancing AI advancement with strategic control and national security concerns.
European tech firms will launch Euro-Office, a sovereign open-source alternative to Microsoft Office and Google Docs, on June 9. The suite aims to provide governments and businesses with a secure, compliant, and locally-developed productivity solution.
