Pendant des années, « souveraineté numérique » était le leitmotiv des discours à Bruxelles. Les chiffres viennent de rattraper les mots : près d'un Français sur deux se dit désormais prêt à payer un peu plus cher pour s'en approcher.
So since the alternatives are already here and very often they are free the real questions is what % is willing to make any effort to stop using American providers. Talk is cheap…
I think this article is more about consumer products like Windows and Gmail where people decide what to use, not infrastructure which can be steered by EU.
So since the alternatives are already here and very often they are free the real questions is what % is willing to make any effort to stop using American providers. Talk is cheap…
EU is replacing Visa and MasterCard, that’s a huge start. Canada has had working alternatives for years that are popular.
I think this article is more about consumer products like Windows and Gmail where people decide what to use, not infrastructure which can be steered by EU.
A growing percentage as they become aware of the problem. It isn’t a static number.