European companies are leaving US cloud providers
As Europe reacts to the fraying of ties with America, companies based in the EU are looking to reduce their dependence on a crucial piece of tech infrastructure: American cloud computing.
Cloud computing giants Amazon, Google, and Microsoft all offer computing services based in the EU, but some customers may be changing based on principle alone.
Companies in the EU are starting to look at European alternatives to US technology as Big Tech falls in line with Trump administration “America first” policies.
Wired reports that EU-based cloud providers Exoscale and Elastx have seen an increase in customers looking to shift to such businesses.
Last week, a group of 100 businesses wrote to EU President Ursula von der Leyen, urging investment in a “EuroStack” of sovereign technology.
Companies in the EU are starting to look at European alternatives to US technology as Big Tech falls in line with Trump administration “America first” policies.
Wired reports that EU-based cloud providers Exoscale and Elastx have seen an increase in customers looking to shift to such businesses.
Last week, a group of 100 businesses wrote to EU President Ursula von der Leyen, urging investment in a “EuroStack” of sovereign technology.
