Legora’s Max Junestrand says sovereignty belongs in energy, not apps
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Legora’s Max Junestrand says sovereignty belongs in energy, not apps
Legora co-founder and chief executive Max Junestrand says calls for European sovereignty in software are an excuse for companies that are not bold enough to go global. He spoke at Wave by Vento in Turin on Thursday. “I think sovereignty in enterprise applications, or sovereignty in consumer apps, or sovereignty at the software layer is […] This story continues at The Next Web
The CEO of Legora argues that the sovereignty of business software can become an excuse to avoid international competition. In a debate in Turin, he argued that legal AI will have a global market and described the rapid growth of its company, while an investor warned that Europe needs its own energy and computing capabilities. *** Max Junestrand distinguishes sovereignty in strategic sectors, such as energy and defense, from competition in busin…
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