Wrap up of the European Sovereign Cloud Day
summary
A wrap up that focuses on concrete friction points: governments are telling at least one major UK energy provider to move workloads out of public cloud, a customer is already doing so, and legislation keeps multiplying. The survey returns overwhelming yes for European alternatives and flags portability and compliance as top priorities. Jurisdiction is the sticking point — jurisdictional control — highlighted by a Scottish court case and dozens of Microsoft data leaks, while the Samsung firmware pasted into ChatGPT shows how public models can unexpectedly expose sensitive code.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:06Data location in sovereign cloud
- 3:34Jurisdictional control
- 4:58Global cloud challenges
- 6:41Data leaks impact
- 7:24Sovereign AI future
- 8:30Event survey takeaways
- 10:14Closing remarks
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