Denmark is embarking on an ambitious effort to reduce its reliance on proprietary software from foreign tech giants by ...

Microsoft still makes the most popular desktop OS and Office suite in the world, but people — and even governments — are ...

The radical change is being hailed as a major step toward "digital sovereignty" and a signal of growing European resistance ...

Given that earlier this year, US President Donald Trump was making noises about taking over Greenland, an autonomous ...

Several European governments and organizations have decided to drop Microsoft products like Office or Windows in favor of open-source equivalents. Here's why.

New offerings from AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure have upended the sovereign cloud services market—and raised ...

Denmark plans to replace Microsoft 365 and Windows with Linux and LibreOffice, following Germany’s lead in shifting to open-source software.

Denmark wants out of Microsoft's grip, turning to Linux and LibreOffice for independence The Danish government is choosing open source over vendor lock-in and foreign tech control LibreOffice ...

Relying too heavily on a US tech giant for your nation’s digital infrastructure is starting to feel a bit… well, risky.

The main reason behind this is that the German government wants to keep its data safe and stored inside the country.

Microsoft lost dominance not only in Denmark but also in the Faroe Islands and Greenland. Leaving Microsoft behind is the ...

Microsoft Sovereign Cloud, the umbrella under which all the new solutions fall, gives organizations in Europe more control ...