But Internet works best as a standardised international system
QuasimodoPredicted on
Too bad, it’s 2026 and not 2006
Mike_for_all on
Do they though? The Dutch are in the proces of moving the entire back-end of their taxation office to the US cloud.
cambeiu on
I am sure if they issue enough decrees, an European equivalent of Google, AWS, Microsoft and Nvidia will pop-up.
tisd-lv-mf84 on
The article didn’t mention the details surrounding AWS and Cloudfare. Meaning did their redundancies play to their advantage, had it happened to a smaller provider with less infrastructure would they be back up in running within hours as well instead of possibly days? The EU will need to take steps to make sure their local players get the funding needed to be reliable and compete against monopolistic forces that may resort to capitalistic methods to win back contracts.
lab-gone-wrong on
…. while paying software engineers 35k/year 😂😂😂
elpiotre on
Upvoting on reddit with my American phone… 🙄
G8M8N8 on
As an American I was pretty shocked to see official government road signs in The Netherlands telling people to contact authorities via WhatsApp, an American media conglomerate…
Even in the US we would catch flak about using a foreign nation’s telecom services for official government contact.
thisistherevolt on
As an American, I want to end my dangerous reliance on US Internet tech as well. LET ME IN PLEASE.
GreenDifference on
Who would thought, China made right decision with their internet policy
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But Internet works best as a standardised international system
Too bad, it’s 2026 and not 2006
Do they though? The Dutch are in the proces of moving the entire back-end of their taxation office to the US cloud.
I am sure if they issue enough decrees, an European equivalent of Google, AWS, Microsoft and Nvidia will pop-up.
The article didn’t mention the details surrounding AWS and Cloudfare. Meaning did their redundancies play to their advantage, had it happened to a smaller provider with less infrastructure would they be back up in running within hours as well instead of possibly days? The EU will need to take steps to make sure their local players get the funding needed to be reliable and compete against monopolistic forces that may resort to capitalistic methods to win back contracts.
…. while paying software engineers 35k/year 😂😂😂
Upvoting on reddit with my American phone… 🙄
As an American I was pretty shocked to see official government road signs in The Netherlands telling people to contact authorities via WhatsApp, an American media conglomerate…
Even in the US we would catch flak about using a foreign nation’s telecom services for official government contact.
As an American, I want to end my dangerous reliance on US Internet tech as well. LET ME IN PLEASE.
Who would thought, China made right decision with their internet policy