Updated!
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Updated! We are now up to 20 entries in my European digital sovereignty tracker. New examples of orgs ditching US tech include media entities, the Dutch National Bank, and open source sewing software.
Thanks to everyone who has sent me examples, please do keep them coming if there are others I am missing!
There's a handful that I am still reviewing and I'm also considering in the next update including new categories (political declarations, funding, projects such as Euro-Office, etc)
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R relay@relay.infosec.exchange shared this topic
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Updated! We are now up to 20 entries in my European digital sovereignty tracker. New examples of orgs ditching US tech include media entities, the Dutch National Bank, and open source sewing software.
Thanks to everyone who has sent me examples, please do keep them coming if there are others I am missing!
There's a handful that I am still reviewing and I'm also considering in the next update including new categories (political declarations, funding, projects such as Euro-Office, etc)
I am so curious if this would lead to development in the mobile OS market. Something like the Sailfish OS getting more market share. A shift to Europe centric IT tools. The future is bright!
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Updated! We are now up to 20 entries in my European digital sovereignty tracker. New examples of orgs ditching US tech include media entities, the Dutch National Bank, and open source sewing software.
Thanks to everyone who has sent me examples, please do keep them coming if there are others I am missing!
There's a handful that I am still reviewing and I'm also considering in the next update including new categories (political declarations, funding, projects such as Euro-Office, etc)
@mattburgess The link appears broken
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@mattburgess The link appears broken
@ariarhythmic oh strange, it is working for me still. Does this work?
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@ariarhythmic oh strange, it is working for me still. Does this work?
@mattburgess yes!
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@oatmeal nope, he's not
