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Tuta, the encrypted email and calendar provider from Germany, now works with Nextcloud: a Tuta Mail app in the Nextcloud App Store and a Nextcloud plug-in inside Tuta. What it does, how to switch it on, and why Microsoft 365 pricing and US jurisdiction keep pushing European teams to look at it.
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Project management delivers one piece of work. Portfolio management decides which work to do at all. What the difference means for a European PMO, from GDPR and works councils to vendor jurisdiction, and how to choose tooling.
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A new European research publication puts the dataset, the reference period and the method next to every figure it prints. We looked at what it publishes, how it is funded and why that combination is rarer than it should be.
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Self-hosting is no longer just for hobbyists. Mature open-source tools and easy European hosting have made running your own services a practical way to reclaim control of your data.
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From Swedish municipalities to Danish ministries, the Nordics are turning open-source ambition into policy. The region is fast becoming a model for sovereign government IT.
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The ECB’s digital euro is moving from preparation toward a possible launch decision. Here is what a European CBDC would actually do — for payments, for privacy, and for sovereignty.
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Sovereign-cloud demand is fuelling a data-centre construction wave across Europe. As Hetzner, OVHcloud, Scaleway and others expand, buyers gain more capacity, more choice and better prices.
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Google Analytics has become a GDPR liability and a usability headache. Three European alternatives — Plausible, Matomo and Fathom — offer privacy-first analytics. Here is how to choose and switch.
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‘Sovereign AI’ — models trained, hosted and governed in Europe to be compliant by design — is moving from slogan to substance. Here is what it means for organisations that cannot send data abroad.
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The Cyber Resilience Act makes security a legal obligation for almost any product with digital elements sold in the EU. With deadlines approaching, here is what vendors must do.
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Built from best-in-class European open-source components, Germany’s openDesk is moving from pilot to national rollout — a landmark in public-sector digital sovereignty.
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Europe’s two flagship encrypted email services keep raising the bar. We compare Proton Mail and Tuta across encryption, features, jurisdiction and price to help you choose.
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The DMA promised to pry open the platforms that dominate digital life. A year into enforcement, the results are real but uneven — and the next phase will test how serious Europe is about compliance.
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Rising licence costs, data-residency worries and lock-in fatigue are pushing European SMBs toward open, EU-hosted alternatives. Here is why — and a realistic migration playbook.
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Gaia-X was once Europe’s most ridiculed tech project. In 2026 it is quietly delivering the federation standards and data spaces it promised. We separate the substance from the slideware.
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France has set a hard deadline: by 2027, public-sector bodies must place sensitive data and critical systems on cloud platforms that meet strict sovereignty criteria. The ripple effects will reach far beyond government.
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Paris-based Mistral AI has launched its most capable model yet — and crucially, it ships with open weights. The release sharpens the contrast between Europe’s open approach and the closed systems of US labs.
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A coalition of policymakers, researchers and companies is rallying behind EuroStack — a plan to build a complete, independent European technology stack from chips to cloud to applications. Here is what it could change.
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The EU AI Act's first major compliance deadline has arrived, banning unacceptable AI practices across Europe. Companies that fail to comply face fines of up to 7% of global annual turnover.
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The Netherlands becomes the largest EU nation to adopt Nextcloud for government-wide collaboration, replacing Microsoft 365 for 120,000 civil servants.
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Swiss privacy company Proton reaches 100 million users across its ecosystem of encrypted services, cementing its position as Europe's largest privacy-focused tech company.
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The EU finalises its three-tier cloud certification scheme, giving European cloud providers a competitive edge for government and critical infrastructure workloads.
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Sweden adopts an "open by default" policy requiring all government agencies to prioritise open-source software, joining Europe's growing digital sovereignty movement.
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The European Parliament votes decisively in favour of the digital euro, paving the way for a sovereign European payment system independent of US-dominated platforms like Visa, Mastercard, and PayPal.
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France orders all government employees to stop using US platforms and switch to "Visio," a sovereign alternative hosted on French infrastructure.
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Deutsche Telekom opens a billion-euro AI platform in Munich powered by 10,000 NVIDIA GPUs, marking a landmark moment for European AI sovereignty.
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French AI company Mistral AI releases its most powerful model yet, offering European businesses a sovereign alternative to US AI systems.
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Following the ECJ ruling questioning the EU-US Data Privacy Framework, companies are accelerating migration to European providers.
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Swiss privacy company Proton brings enterprise-grade encrypted cloud storage to compete with Google Drive and Dropbox.
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A step-by-step guide to migrating your business from Google Workspace to privacy-focused European services.
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The new EU Data Act brings significant changes to how cloud providers must handle data portability and switching.
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An in-depth comparison of the two leading European encrypted email providers.
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The latest Nextcloud release includes local AI processing, keeping your data private while offering smart features.
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Learn how to switch from Google Analytics to Plausible in under 10 minutes.
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European data protection authorities issued over €2 billion in fines last year, with Meta receiving the largest penalty.
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