Germany and France define common criteria for digital sovereignty
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Germany and France
Évian-les-Bains, France
June 2026
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Germany and France have established new criteria for digital sovereignty in cloud, AI, and data infrastructure. The initiative aims to reduce dependence on third-country technologies and influence EU-wide policy.
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