Spotlight Interview: Manuel Mateo Goyet and Ultan Mulligan on the implementation of CADA
summary
CADA implementation focuses on concrete levers: the Commission issues guidelines for risk/assurance levels, creates a standards repository that becomes binding after 12 months, and relies on the Data Act’s standard contractual clauses and phased elimination of switching charges to enable portability. A technical EU cloud certification already exists as EUCS, with CSA2 addressing high‑risk vendors. Implementation also targets a public sector cloud federation (shared capacity), plus an open‑source strategy that requires a European developer base to make projects truly sovereign.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00CADA spotlight interview
- 1:17Sovereignty through CADA
- 3:05CADA framework decisions
- 9:26Standardization and sovereignty
- 15:47Interoperability and certification
- 23:41Harmonization versus flexibility
- 30:28Europe's open source in CADA
- 32:32Q&A summary
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