Sovereignty newly defined: Global IoT in an European Cloud
summary
Claims a full European IoT stack that actually runs customer workloads: Kubernetes and compute instances hosting The Things Network, database-as-a-service (Postgres MySQL), Kafka, Grafana and OpenSearch, managed via Terraform provider, API, CLI and web UI. Network reach is concrete — 400 roaming agreements across 180 countries — and a hospital use case proves the chain: multi‑SIM pain removed by a single SIM solution, data processed in eight European data centers and kept compliant.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Sovereign IoT in European cloud
- 1:04IoT value chain & connectivity
- 2:11Exoscale for IoT data processing
- 3:40Case study: METV healthcare data
- 6:07Sovereign IoT definition & benefits
- 7:34Exoscale’s sovereignty & open source
- 7:56Sovereign solutions advantages
- 9:20Sustainability & ESG in cloud
- 10:22Future of sovereign IoT & AI
- 10:43Q&A on sovereignty
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