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🧠Editorial Europe is negotiating with the USA again over Big Tech regulation. Not public, not officially decisive – but close enough to touch the …
Editorial This week feels like a reality check for multiple narratives at once. AI is suddenly not just innovation, but a cost issue. Digital …
🧠 Editorial This week feels a bit like an infrastructure reality check. While Germany suddenly wants to build data centers on an industrial scale, …
Sovereign Washing, AI Investigations, and the Illusion of Control 🧠 Editorial This week in the backlog: AWS delivers certificates instead of answers, …
🧠 Editorial Schleswig-Holstein. The real North. is kicking Microsoft out of administration. Nextcloud suddenly becomes a serious workplace tool in …
🧠 Editorial: Cloud is political. Period. This issue focuses on a topic often wrapped in technical jargon: digital sovereignty. But this week has …
🧠 Editorial: The Week of Sovereignty Simulations This week had it all: operating systems wanting to take screenshots of everything. Management …
🧠 Editorial If you’ve noticed: The Weekly Backlog looks a bit different. Now even more personal, colorful, louder, and with much more …
Editorial: This week has shown one thing above all: Digital sovereignty is not a strategy paper, but everyday work. Politically, there is much talk …
Regulation becomes code, Open Source becomes infrastructure, Sovereignty becomes… marketing? 🧠 Editorial 2026 is often marketed as a …
🧠 Editorial This week marks a shift. Away from the question of whether digital dependencies are problematic, towards the question of how long Europe …
🧠 Editorial This week feels like a reality check for everyone who thought digital sovereignty was just a grant program with a pretty cover. Cloud is …
🧠 Editorial Digital sovereignty is often invoked as long as it remains abstract. As a target image. As a vision. As a strategy paper. However, as …
Editorial: Patching is not a Nice-to-have Week 2 feels like a déjà vu on repeat. Critical security vulnerabilities, political dependencies, cloud …
🧠 Editorial – New Year’s Eve with Residual Logfiles December 31, 2025. While many tech year-in-reviews pretend everything was a feature …
Editorial Christmas Eve is traditionally the moment when you convince yourself that nothing critical will happen this year. The pagers are silent, …
Editorial Anyone who still claims this week that security, resilience, or digital sovereignty are mere implementation details hasn’t been …
🧠 Editorial There are weeks when tech not only makes headlines but causes tectonic shifts. Open Source is losing crucial pillars, hyperscalers are …
Editorial Europe has been discussing digital sovereignty for over a decade. One might assume that the debate is now conducted at a certain altitude: …
Editorial This week, Europe once again loudly proclaimed ‘Digital Sovereignty!’—only to often do the opposite in practice. Austria …
Weekly Backlog #47 — Digital Sovereignty? I have a few questions… Editorial Welcome to a week where Europe once again demonstrates how to 1) sell …
Editorial Digital sovereignty used to be a tech topic. In 2025, it’s power politics: Whoever controls GPUs, clouds, and networks controls value …
🗞 Weekly Backlog – Week 45/2025 Europe discovers that digital independence is not an ideal but a maintenance issue. Editorial This week, digital …
Editorial Germany, your servers. In the same week that a small community in Baden-Württemberg digitally collapses and the federal login system goes …
“When Tenders Time Out and AWS Gets the Hiccups” Editorial This week demonstrated how interconnected the modern world is—technically, …
Editorial This week was a fever dream. From Localmind to Aleph Alpha, from SonicWall to GitHub – the same pattern everywhere: big promises, thin …
Weekly Backlog Week 41/2025 Digital Identity, Sovereign Administrations, and the Unbreakable Inertia of German Digitalization Editorial This week …
Sovereignty vs. Market Logic 🧠 Editorial This week, a common theme is hard to miss: “Sovereignty” is being invoked everywhere. In the …
Linux Vs Windows 🧠 Editorial Astronauts use Linux because you can’t open Windows in space – and honestly, sometimes I wish our interior …