Sweden's Sovereign Platform for Public Sector Collaboration
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SAFOS is a Swedish state‑operated, open‑source collaboration stack running in Swedish data centers, built to replace commercial clouds for sensitive work; it currently bundles Nextcloud for files, Jitsi for video and Element (over the Matrix protocol) for chat, enforces annual penetration tests and identification for sensitive meetings, serves agencies inside Försäkringskassan’s shared operations (about 13,000 employees, ~1,300 IT), handles workloads tied to ~240 billion SEK/year payouts and reports doubled usage and strong inter‑agency demand.
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