Keynote - Sovereign Cloud Definitions, Drivers, and Solutions
summary
Global cloud infrastructure concentrates with 63% market share held by AWS Azure and Google, while European share drops from >25% to <15% (2017–2022). Legal risk centers on US orders under Cloud Act and FISA 702 that can target data in Europe. Practical responses range from on-premises retention and European providers to federated clouds, EU+US partnerships (e.g., BL Microsoft+Orange, DOS Microsoft+Arvato+SAP) and hyperscaler-plus measures like local subsidiaries plus encryption.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:53Market context
- 4:00Cloud risks
- 8:37Sovereign cloud
- 13:54Demand drivers
- 18:08Sovereignty solutions
- 23:49Evaluating solutions
- 24:34Key takeaways
- 26:37Closing & Q&A
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