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Claims that the upcoming Cloud and AI Development Act (CADA) will be aligned with other EU acts and translated into technical standards for deployment, not just policy rhetoric. Plans focus on industrialising research and building capacity through data center and low‑latency investments, security and software stacks, and creating measurable digital sovereignty criteria for procurement, governance and exit capabilities. Expect discussion of interoperability requirements for European cloud providers, routes for public buyers to use purchasing power, and concrete standardisation and procurement steps for scaling alternatives to hyperscalers.
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