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The Sovereign Hyperscaler: What T Cloud Public’s Expansion Signals

By EuropeanSwitch Editorial · 25 April 2026 · 9 min read At a glance In February 2026, Deutsche Telekom rebranded Open Telekom Cloud as T Cloud Public and pledged full core feature parity with US hyperscalers by year-end. The company calls it Europe’s answer to AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. But the term “sovereign hyperscaler” […]

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Europe’s €180M Sovereign Cloud Contract: What the Commission’s Choice Signals for the Market

By EuropeanSwitch Editorial · 23 April 2026 · 9 min read At a glance On 17 April 2026 the European Commission awarded a €180 million, six-year sovereign cloud contract to four European providers — Post Telecom (Luxembourg), StackIT (Germany), Scaleway (France) and Proximus (Belgium). The deal is the clearest procurement signal yet that European institutions

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European AI Companies to Watch in 2026

Europe’s artificial intelligence sector has moved decisively beyond its reputation as a regulatory-first, innovation-second ecosystem. In 2026, a growing number of genuinely European AI companies are competing globally on capability, scale and commercial impact — building foundational models, enterprise platforms, autonomous systems and generative tools that are reshaping industries. What distinguishes these companies is not

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Switching Suppliers: The Sovereignty Argument European Businesses Can No Longer Ignore

A structural shift in how European organisations choose their technology providers is already underway. The drivers are regulatory, commercial, and geopolitical — and they are not going away. European digital sovereignty is no longer a policy aspiration — it is becoming a procurement reality. A quiet but significant change is taking place in boardrooms and

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