Report warns EU cloud sovereignty rules may favour national providers
UKPulse News Desk
A report warns that Europe's cloud sovereignty rules could do more harm than good, with sovereignty being used to favour selected national providers and potentially stifle pan-Europe clouds.
- The report warns that sovereignty is being used to favour selected national providers.
- It suggests the rules could stifle pan-Europe clouds.
- The report says the rules could do more harm than good.
A report has warned that Europe's cloud sovereignty rules could do more harm than good, according to The Register. The report says sovereignty is being used to favour selected national providers and could stifle pan-Europe clouds.
The warning centres on the risk that rules intended to strengthen cloud sovereignty may instead benefit a narrower set of national providers at the expense of broader European cloud services.
Why this matters: The report raises concerns that cloud sovereignty rules could favour selected national providers and stifle pan-Europe clouds.