Compares how major cloud providers (AWS, Azure, Google, Oracle) are addressing European data sovereignty concerns with new sovereign cloud solutions.
Explains how to implement sovereign controls in Azure using policies for data residency, encryption, and confidential computing.
Amazon Q Developer expands to Europe with a new Frankfurt region, offering EU data residency and reduced latency for developers.
Microsoft completes its EU Data Boundary initiative, enabling European customers to store and process cloud data within the EU/EFTA regions.
Introducing Azure Extended Zones, a new capability to deploy compute, storage, and select Azure services closer to users in metropolitan areas like Los Angeles.
