European Union companies' annual purchases of cloud software services that benefit the US economy amount to €264 billion … If the EU were able to produce 15% of the cloud software services it currently purchases from the United States in 2035, this wou...
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Related: EU wants to know if it should give preference to European products in public procurement. Tell them what you think (before next Monday, 26 Jan): https://ec.europa.eu/info/law/better-regulation/have-your-say/initiatives/15492-EU-public-procurement-rules-revision_en
@brucelawson I get no content at that link, just the header and footer 🫤
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European Union companies' annual purchases of cloud software services that benefit the US economy amount to €264 billion … If the EU were able to produce 15% of the cloud software services it currently purchases from the United States in 2035, this would result in 463,000 additional jobs in the EU. https://www.cigref.fr/technological-dependence-on-american-software-and-cloud-services-an-assessment-of-the-economic-consequences-in-europe
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@brucelawson I get no content at that link, just the header and footer 🫤
@Odaeus @brucelawson, no problem here with the link
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@brucelawson I get no content at that link, just the header and footer 🫤
@Odaeus works for me.
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S suneauken@mastodon.world shared this topic
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European Union companies' annual purchases of cloud software services that benefit the US economy amount to €264 billion … If the EU were able to produce 15% of the cloud software services it currently purchases from the United States in 2035, this would result in 463,000 additional jobs in the EU. https://www.cigref.fr/technological-dependence-on-american-software-and-cloud-services-an-assessment-of-the-economic-consequences-in-europe
@brucelawson lol but we can not. unless we produce shitton of ddr5. and yes later 2027 prices will drop sharp but there is no time...
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European Union companies' annual purchases of cloud software services that benefit the US economy amount to €264 billion … If the EU were able to produce 15% of the cloud software services it currently purchases from the United States in 2035, this would result in 463,000 additional jobs in the EU. https://www.cigref.fr/technological-dependence-on-american-software-and-cloud-services-an-assessment-of-the-economic-consequences-in-europe
@brucelawson Classic EU move would be to pass this around for ~12 years, then give contracts to companies with an office near Brussels who deploy via GitHub.
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European Union companies' annual purchases of cloud software services that benefit the US economy amount to €264 billion … If the EU were able to produce 15% of the cloud software services it currently purchases from the United States in 2035, this would result in 463,000 additional jobs in the EU. https://www.cigref.fr/technological-dependence-on-american-software-and-cloud-services-an-assessment-of-the-economic-consequences-in-europe
@brucelawson well technically the EU would be able to but for some reason people only think about AWS, GCP, and maybe Azure when they think about "the cloud". Even if they just need basic shit that every 10 year old could deploy on a potato...
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European Union companies' annual purchases of cloud software services that benefit the US economy amount to €264 billion … If the EU were able to produce 15% of the cloud software services it currently purchases from the United States in 2035, this would result in 463,000 additional jobs in the EU. https://www.cigref.fr/technological-dependence-on-american-software-and-cloud-services-an-assessment-of-the-economic-consequences-in-europe
@brucelawson this is the chance for us in the EU as for the US citizenry as well. To de#enshittify the Internet, we need to start building these alternatives i.e. detoxify our digital infrastructure. Cory Doctorow laid out the case for this in the 39C3. #unplugtrump
https://craphound.com/news/2026/01/01/the-post-american-internet-39c3-hamburg-dec-28/
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Related: EU wants to know if it should give preference to European products in public procurement. Tell them what you think (before next Monday, 26 Jan): https://ec.europa.eu/info/law/better-regulation/have-your-say/initiatives/15492-EU-public-procurement-rules-revision_en
@brucelawson Added my 2 cents! Thanks for sharing. I would not have seen this otherwise even though I am registered on this "lovely, little" platform.
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@brucelawson Added my 2 cents! Thanks for sharing. I would not have seen this otherwise even though I am registered on this "lovely, little" platform.
@nice2meatu You're welcome, and thanks! (I only saw it a few days ago, by chance)
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European Union companies' annual purchases of cloud software services that benefit the US economy amount to €264 billion … If the EU were able to produce 15% of the cloud software services it currently purchases from the United States in 2035, this would result in 463,000 additional jobs in the EU. https://www.cigref.fr/technological-dependence-on-american-software-and-cloud-services-an-assessment-of-the-economic-consequences-in-europe
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European Union companies' annual purchases of cloud software services that benefit the US economy amount to €264 billion … If the EU were able to produce 15% of the cloud software services it currently purchases from the United States in 2035, this would result in 463,000 additional jobs in the EU. https://www.cigref.fr/technological-dependence-on-american-software-and-cloud-services-an-assessment-of-the-economic-consequences-in-europe
@brucelawson it will result in American companies firing 463,000 of their European employees who will then maybe find jobs with European companies doing similar work but for less pay because of the smaller market
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Related: EU wants to know if it should give preference to European products in public procurement. Tell them what you think (before next Monday, 26 Jan): https://ec.europa.eu/info/law/better-regulation/have-your-say/initiatives/15492-EU-public-procurement-rules-revision_en
@brucelawson thanks, came across this before and each time I try to sign in, I end up in a forest of redirects and “eu login” problems.
If only the EU commission cared about UX and open source as much as it cares about bureaucracy protecting big business.
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