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Technological Sovereignty Requires Choice, Skills, and Support, Panelists Say During OSS EU

Panelists at OSS EU argue that European organisations can strengthen technological sovereignty by building credible alternatives and developing the skills to use them, rather than avoiding global providers outright. They emphasize assessing cloud and hardware dependencies and making practical software choices.

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    Technological Sovereignty Requires Choice, Skills, and Support, Panelists Say During OSS EU

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