Since its inception in 2006, AWS has embodied a vision of agile cloud computing, but the rise of AI and new data sovereignty regulations are complicating this ideal. Recent research reveals significant concerns among UK IT decision-makers, with many fearing that geopolitical developments may threaten data access and control. As a result, there is a shift towards prioritizing digital sovereignty in tech partnerships, with many leaders open to repatriating data from US providers to ensure data security and ownership. This shift indicates a growing emphasis on local control in an increasingly complex tech landscape.
Cloud repatriation and digital sovereignty are becoming central issues for organizations, as data control and geopolitical factors increasingly influence tech partnerships and service adoption.
Research indicates a strategic shift among IT leaders towards prioritizing digital sovereignty, driven by concerns over data security amid geopolitical tensions.
84% of surveyed UK IT decision-makers are worried geopolitical developments may compromise their data access, with many advocating for reduced dependence on US cloud services.
The current focus on cloud repatriation reflects a growing desire among IT leaders to regain control over their data, influenced by the rise of AI and data sovereignty.
Collection
[
|
...
]