Why data sovereignty is about more than a postcode

Where data is physically stored is only one part of the sovereignty question, as The Bunker's Nicole Reader highlights.

Have we finally reached ‘peak cloud’?

Rising cloud costs, AI and data sovereignty are reshaping infrastructure strategy, argues Mark Lewis, CMO at Pulsant, as hybrid gains ground.

The AI infrastructure scramble is changing the rules of cloud

As demand for storage, memory and compute becomes unpredictable, Commvault's Mark Molyneux explains what that means for cloud strategies.

Can smarter software solve the AI hardware crunch?

Broadcom's Krish Prasad explains why enterprises can no longer rely on simply adding more hardware to meet the demands of AI.

Is geopatriation the next big shift in cloud strategy?

Hyve's Jake Madders explores why geopolitical risk is forcing organisations to rethink where their cloud workloads sit.

Democratising cloud skills could be Europe’s next competitive edge

With talent shortages, rising complexity, and growing reliance on hyperscalers, broader cloud fluency matters now.

Is ‘sovereign cloud’ finally becoming something teams can deploy – not just discuss?

Vultr's Kevin Cochrane explains why the sovereign cloud debate is moving beyond residency and jurisdiction to practical use cases.

Europe’s AI future depends on who controls the cloud

As AI accelerates, Broadcom's Martin Hosken believes it's no longer about Europe needing sovereign cloud models, but how fast it can get them.

DCR Predicts: Is data sovereignty about to trigger a cloud rethink?

Pure Storage's Fred Lherault outlines why hybrid strategies and selective cloud repatriation are likely to accelerate as AI scales.

DCR Predicts: Is 2026 the year cloud customers take back control?

James Lucas, CEO at CirrusHQ, argues that cloud autonomy and ‘choice by default’ will accelerate in 2026.

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