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Germany Imposes Odf and Excludes Microsoft Format: Digital Sovereignty Starts with Your Files
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A major step forward towards digital sovereignty. Germany mandates the adoption of ODF (Open Document Format) as a standard for public administration documents. The decision to mandate the open ODF format marks a turning point towards European technological independence, focusing on interoperability, security, and reducing dependence on software giants.
Berlin imposes the ODF format on its entire administration. Microsoft's proprietary format disappears from the official list. It is not a technical detail: it is a political decision that could change the whole of Europe.
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