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How the EU's New 'Cloud Sovereignty' Framework Could Exclude US Tech Giants From Government Contracts
A study funded by US tech giants projects massive software migration costs if the EU excludes foreign providers from essential sectors. The €115 billion estimate relies on regulators extending strict sovereignty requirements far beyond government procurement.
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- 80%
- EU digital products originating from non-EU providers
- 4
- Union Assurance Levels (UALs) in the new framework
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October 2026
Tech Lobby Warns European Cloud Sovereignty Rules Risk €115 Billion Economic Fallout
July 2026
How the EU's New 'Cloud Sovereignty' Framework Could Exclude US Tech Giants From Government Contracts
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