EuroStack – A European Alternative for Digital Sovereignty

c/europe · u/yigruzeltil@lemm.ee · 58 points

Europe is running the risk of falling even further behind global digital market leaders like the United States and China. The EuroStack initiative aims to counter this trend by developing Europe's own comprehensive digital infrastructure. This industrial policy framework integrates technology, financing, economic development, political governance, sustainability and public interest considerations. An analysis by the Bertelsmann Stiftung, led by innovation economist Francesca Bria and an international team of experts, estimates that this transformation will take roughly a decade and require investments of around €300 billion.

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u/drspod@lemmy.ml · 7 points

That appears to be a separate group to the one that the thumbnail is taken from which is this one: https://www.euro-stack.info/

The former mentions the people involved in the latter but does not directly credit them, so it appears to be two separate initiatives to try to achieve the same goal.

u/yigruzeltil@lemm.ee · 4 points

Sorry, it was actually this: https://www.bertelsmann-stiftung.de/en/our-projects/reframetech-algorithmen-fuers-gemeinwohl/project-news/eurostack-a-european-alternative-for-digital-sovereignty

u/cyrano@lemmy.dbzer0.com · 8 points

Probably the link

https://euro-stack.eu/

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u/EuroMod@feddit.org · 8 points

Did you forget to provide a link here? Seems like it's only a picture and a teaser. (You can freely edit your post.)

u/randomname@scribe.disroot.org · 3 points

French and German government agencies are building a joint Open Source, self-hostable G-Docs replacement: https://docs.numerique.gouv.fr/login

u/albert180@piefed.social · 2 points

The best thing for an EuroStack would be if the EU wouldn't stop giving the NLnet Foundation money to fund awesome OpenSource Projects like WireGuard etc...