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Germany is following France's lead and is launching a study on how to move away from U.S. tech towards #DigitalSovereignty.

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Germany is following France's lead and is launching a study on how to move away from U.S. tech towards #DigitalSovereignty.
Thanks to @hikingdude for the article.
https://www.heise.de/news/Operation-Souveraenitaet-Bundestag-plant-Befreiungsschlag-von-Microsoft-Co-11162849.html
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Germany is following France's lead and is launching a study on how to move away from U.S. tech towards #DigitalSovereignty.
Thanks to @hikingdude for the article.
https://www.heise.de/news/Operation-Souveraenitaet-Bundestag-plant-Befreiungsschlag-von-Microsoft-Co-11162849.html
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@ElbowsUpforDigitalSovereignty @hikingdude
Germany tried this before.
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Germany is following France's lead and is launching a study on how to move away from U.S. tech towards #DigitalSovereignty.
Thanks to @hikingdude for the article.
https://www.heise.de/news/Operation-Souveraenitaet-Bundestag-plant-Befreiungsschlag-von-Microsoft-Co-11162849.html
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@ElbowsUpforDigitalSovereignty @hikingdude the time is high
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