> Nobody cares if AWS, Azure or GCP have EU datacenters. That's wrong. For EU companies it makes a difference, since it allows them to be compliant. It may not

> Nobody cares if AWS, Azure or GCP have EU datacenters. That's wrong. For EU companies it makes a difference, since it allows them to be compliant. It may not be enough for you and me, but it is a huge legal (and also practical) difference. Generally I agree it is dumb to give these companies data (regardless where they are) and that includes already data from me as an end customer. They can't be trusted when it comes to data privacy or lawful use of my data. Still there is a difference of data being used for company/business usage or for intelligence. Generally the trend to host data in the EU and having regulations on the EU level is a positive trend.