Continuity on the Path to Digital Sovereignty - European Initiatives in Focus
summary
Panel documents a Europeans-first stack: funded projects like sovereign cloud stack + Neonos/Neo as shared code homes, operator coalitions such as ALASCA and commercial clouds like STACKIT already running production OpenStack/Kubernetes platforms. Key technical claims are interoperability and scale — teams flag the gap between 100-node proofs and tens-of-thousands production, and the need for common APIs and operational standards. A concrete deliverable is Cyberus hypervisor with accreditation built on open-source KVM/Cloud Hypervisor, ready for high-assurance deployments.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction and summit agenda
- 3:02European open-source initiatives overview
- 12:14Saxony’s open-source strategy
- 27:30Panel introduction and member commitments
- 48:02Assessing collaboration among initiatives
- 1:01:31Fostering open-source adoption in business
- 1:14:23Closing remarks and next steps
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