The service offers the same APIs as its parent but runs on infrastructure owned and staffed within the EU, with a governance structure designed to resist foreign legal demands. Government and healthcare buyers are the targets. Early sign-ups suggest the demand is real.
The sceptics
Privacy advocates question whether legal separation can survive a determined parent company or a determined foreign court. Competing European providers argue the offering is a wrapper. Procurement teams will decide with their budgets.
Key takeaways
- Same APIs, locally operated infrastructure
- Governance designed to resist foreign demands
- Public sector buyers are the target
This story is part of our ongoing coverage of cloud & infrastructure. We will update it as more details emerge.
