Microsoft adds EU access oversight and offline AI to its sovereign cloud
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Microsoft adds EU access oversight and offline AI to its sovereign cloud
Microsoft is adding new controls to its sovereign cloud for governments and regulated companies, the CEO Satya Nadella announced today. The changes give customers more say over who can reach their systems, and let them run more AI tools on their own hardware. Today in Paris, we announced new capabilities across Microsoft Sovereign Cloud, expanding […] This story continues at The Next Web
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