Yep. But all the informal chats I've had over the years across Europe (from Greece to the Nordics) point to no change whatsoever because even though we have mor

Yep. But all the informal chats I've had over the years across Europe (from Greece to the Nordics) point to no change whatsoever because even though we have more and more sovereignty concerns there is zero interest from national governments in truly invest in anything but showy stuff that will bring immediate cashbacks -- like 5G licensing, which also taxed telcos and infrastructure providers heavily without any real return (and thus soaked up any mindshare/cash they might have to improve the hosting situation).