
The Control Plane: The Next Frontier of Infrastructure Sovereignty
CCS Guest Blog We are already well into the year, and this matters. Predictions help leaders make choices under uncertainty. But a quarter of the way through the year, we also have early evidence of what is sticking, what is stalling, and what is being reprioritised. We have seen geopolitical shocks, ongoing conflicts, regulatory pressure, […]

Turning Sovereignty into Action: A Practical Approach
CCS Guest Blog Tests, Interoperability and Certification This article builds on the definitions and procurement levers set out in my previous blog post, Turning Sovereignty into Action: Principles and Policy Levers. It sets out the pass-or-fail checks and pragmatic certification approach that translate principles into outcomes. Make Reversibility and Interoperability First-Class Tests The problems of […]

Turning Sovereignty into Action: Principles and Policy Levers
CCS Guest Blog European policy on cloud and AI is at an inflection point. The debate has matured beyond slogans to the complex tests that decide whether sovereignty becomes a real capability or remains a badge worn in presentations. Recent analyses of EU competitiveness argue the bloc faces challenges in productivity and investment, with fragmentation […]
