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It already is in practice. You can't legally use cloud services for "red" (personal information) or "black" (national security) data in most jurisdictions. Som
by fergie 2y ago
It already is in practice. You can't legally use cloud services for "red" (personal information) or "black" (national security) data in most jurisdictions.
Some organizations that are deeply invested in a given tech provider do it anyway, but this is gradually going away.
- belter 2y agoBut then they use Microsoft Office....
- seper8 2y agoAbsolutely false for most European countries. Most of them are on at least some version of Office365 and many on Azure as well.
- blueflow 2y agoTrue for Germany but their color scheme is different.
- sam_lowry_ 2y agoIt's complicated. Belgium has its own government cloud but its office infrastructure is on M365. The Netherlands have nothing of their own. EU institutions are migrating full-speed on AWS and M365.
- askonomm 2y agoI was pretty sure that Azure in Europe is using EU data centers or something of the like for its users data, is that not the case?