Choosing the right cloud infrastructure for digital sovereignty
summary
AWS lays out concrete infrastructure choices and measurable results for sovereignty: a 2022 Digital Sovereignty Pledge, a physically isolated European Sovereign Cloud region in Germany planned for end of 2025 managed by EU residents, plus AWS Regions, Local Zones (30 in 35 metros), Dedicated Local Zones, Wavelength, Outposts and Snow Family. Examples: Abu Dhabi Bank runs Outposts and reports 50% faster go to market and 60% higher developer productivity, NaturalSoft uses Local Zones for cross‑border EMR residency, GovTech Singapore deploys two dedicated Local Zones.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Introduction to digital sovereignty
- 2:35AWS Digital Sovereignty Pledge
- 4:48Infrastructure for sovereignty needs
- 12:09Customer examples and solutions
- 15:50Conclusion and future steps
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