From the SovereignIT community on Reddit: French local authorities are building a Matrix-based alternative to WhatsApp and Teams

From the SovereignIT community on Reddit: Companies say sovereignty matters. So why are more of them planning to rely on US hyperscalers?

From the SovereignIT community on Reddit: Can a Canadian-German merger create a genuinely sovereign AI company?

From the SovereignIT community on Reddit: Europe cannot fabricate every advanced chip yet, imec is making sure its designers can still build them

From the SovereignIT community on Reddit: A major milestone for European computing: SiPearl’s Rhea1 enters Europe’s fastest supercomputer

From the SovereignIT community on Reddit: A Belgian company built an on-premises security model on Chinese AI and Nvidia hardware… Is that sovereign enough?

From the SovereignIT community on Reddit

From the SovereignIT community on Reddit: France wants quantum software that works across different hardware, not another CUDA-style dependency

From the SovereignIT community on Reddit: Flanders built an open-source way to synchronise public data without another proprietary platform

From the SovereignIT community on Reddit: A European AI accelerator is now shipping, but “European silicon” still depends on a global hardware ecosystem

From the SovereignIT community on Reddit

Spain wants sovereign, sustainable data centres. Aragón says its rules are impossible to meet

From the SovereignIT community on Reddit: A US blacklist took an Italian nonprofit offline through the .org registry and payment infrastructure

From the SovereignIT community on Reddit: Europe’s satellite sovereignty cannot wait for IRIS²: Eutelsat orders 229 more OneWeb satellites from Airbus

From the SovereignIT community on Reddit: Can AI be sovereign when the model is European, the platform American, and deployment remains under the customer’s control?