Recent Headlines
Reuters, April 2025
EU could tax big tech if Trump trade talks fail, Von der Leyen tells FT
Impact of trade restrictions might cause companies cloud bills to skyrocket.
Data Center Dynamics, April 2025
Tariffs will hit data centers and cloud providers, but hurt customers
Most pertinent to the cloud computing industry are the tariffs that will hit countries that provide essential computing hardware.
The Record, January 2025
Politicization of intel oversight board could threaten key US-EU data transfer agreement
The PCLOB’s role in ensuring limited bulk data collection by U.S. intelligence agencies is vital for Europe.
Technology Stack Independence
Breaking Free from Cloud Lock-in
Cloud infrastructures consist of multiple layers, each representing different technological components and dependencies. Each layer presents specific risks for vendor lock-in and geopolitical dependencies - but also opportunities for digital sovereignty.
Infrastructure & OS Level
Hardware-agnostic deployment on any x86 architecture, whether on dedicated bare-metal, private datacenters, or public cloud platforms. Based entirely on Linux systems for maximum transparency and control.
Data & Storage Layer
Using Ceph as open-source storage solution and PostgreSQL for databases, creating a standardized data layer that replaces proprietary cloud database services and ensures full data portability.
Application & Development Layer
Complete dev-to-prod workflow with previews, self-service deployments, and workspace isolation. Support for GPU workloads and mobile app development, all running in compliance with data protection requirements.
