Building the Sovereign Cloud Ecosystem Trust, Control, and Collaboration
summary
Europe faces a market gap more than a tech gap: a projected 218 billion EUR addressable cloud market by 2025 and 420 billion EUR by 2030, while European provider share falls from 26% (2017) to ~10% today and risks zero by 2030. The response builds a trust framework (GRX) that requires transparency controllability interoperability, an implemented clearing house and a machine-verifiable compliance engine that publishes eIDAS‑signed service declarations, and an open SECA API effort plus commercial marketplaces (Dynamo) to enable procurement, switchability and aggregated edge/AI-ready offerings.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Sovereign cloud ecosystem intro
- 1:06Monetizing sovereign cloud
- 3:16Trust in cloud services
- 6:27Europe’s cloud market
- 10:21SECA and EuroStack pillars
- 15:20Ionos’ trust and compliance
- 17:51Local providers vs hyperscalers
- 19:19Aruba’s cloud strategy
- 23:36Interoperability and regulation
- 31:47EU cloud regulations
- 34:57Data classification automation
- 38:10Startups and compliance
- 40:17Compliant-by-design services
- 43:56Sovereign cloud future
- 48:14Closing remarks
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