Insights on Delivering Sovereign Cloud at Scale
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OVH reports sovereign cloud revenue tripled last year and cites an IDC stat that 84% of organisations plan sovereign deployments within 12 months. The provider runs its own factories, assembles servers, and uses water-cooled data centers to cut power costs and lower price/performance. It keeps a separate US legal entity to offer Cloud Act–free European services, holds Seum Cloud/C5 certifications, and can confine operations and 24/7 support to Europe on request.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Sovereign cloud at scale intro
- 1:04Sovereignty pillars and trends
- 4:41Sustainability in trusted cloud
- 8:13Vertical integration autonomy
- 13:08Data sovereignty and Cloud Act
- 19:54Operational sovereignty support
- 22:43Why data sovereignty matters
- 27:19Healthcare/public sector success
- 31:54Cybersecurity and adoption
- 33:17Conclusion
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