US EditionFrance's OVHcloud May Replace Microsoft Azure In Major EU Cloud Shake-Up
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The EU is too dependent on US services - and now seems to want to replace Microsoft's Azure cloud with OVHcloud from France. (EU Commission, Microsoft)
Among other things, the European Commission is negotiating with OVHcloud from France for the replacement of its cloud services from Microsoft. She wants to act as a trendsetter.
The European Commission would be in advanced negotiations to abandon Microsoft's cloud services in favour of a sovereign solution. French OVHcloud is in a position to recover this highly symbolic contract, a decision driven by a desire for digital independence and security issues, which could create a real earthquake in the world of technology.
France's OVHcloud May Replace Microsoft Azure In Major EU Cloud Shake-Up
The European Commission is reportedly in talks to move its cloud services away from Microsoft Azure, according to Euractiv. Per the news outlet, the information came via three senior sources familiar with the matter. Apparently, France-based OVHcloud is the front-runner in these discussions. While other European cloud service providers like IONOS, Scaleway, and Aruba are […]
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