EU Awards €180 Million Sovereign Cloud Contract to Four Providers

Published on April 17, 2026

The European Commission has long prioritized digital sovereignty, focusing on local data control. This vision was reflected in its quest to award a substantial contract aimed at establishing a secure cloud infrastructure across member states. The objective was to ensure that sensitive data remains within European borders.

The contract, valued at €180 million, underscores a shift in the Commission’s approach toward technological partnerships. It allows for participation from non-EU companies as long as they adhere to strict operational guidelines. This change is poised to impact how member states structure their cloud infrastructures moving forward. Related News

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EU Awards €180 Million Sovereign Cloud Contract to Four Providers

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