Amazon Web Services (AWS) has exited the board of CISPE, the European cloud infrastructure trade association, following a governance update allowing only European firms to serve. Non-European vendors can participate without governance influence, reflecting the growing demand for competitive, local cloud solutions. The establishment of a Sovereignty and Strategic Autonomy Committee further emphasizes concerns over economic dependencies and the need for a resilient European cloud ecosystem. AWS’s departure highlights a shift toward prioritizing regional cloud providers amidst a market where AWS, Microsoft, and Google dominate.
CISPE's recent governance update now permits only European corporations to serve on its board, prompting AWS's exit, as it no longer meets the criteria.
The creation of a Sovereignty and Strategic Autonomy Committee reflects increased European demand for competitive and independent cloud solutions amid geopolitical concerns.
CISPE acknowledges the urgent need for a strong European cloud ecosystem, amidst rising dependency on non-European vendors like AWS, Microsoft, and Google.
AWS's departure from the CISPE board symbolizes a shift toward prioritizing local cloud providers, as the association adjusts its governance to enhance regional representation.
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