EU’s digital sovereignty boo-boo may be the best thing to ever happen to the project
OPINION There's a spy in the court of Europe's digital sovereignty. Actually there are two, the half-siblings Intel and AMD, whose chips power the Old World bit barns on which the sovereign cloud is…
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- OPINION There's a spy in the court of Europe's digital sovereignty
- Actually there are two, the half-siblings Intel and AMD, whose chips power the Old World bit barns on which the sovereign cloud is…
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OPINION There's a spy in the court of Europe's digital sovereignty. Actually there are two, the half-siblings Intel and AMD, whose chips power the Old World bit barns on which the sovereign cloud is…
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All this isn't secret, even if it's not widely discussed. The story is more that the French specification derived from the EU's IPCEI-CIS specification and for sovereign clouds, while having thousands of technical details, doesn't mention this at all
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- OPINION There's a spy in the court of Europe's digital sovereignty
- Actually there are two, the half-siblings Intel and AMD, whose chips power the Old World bit barns on which the sovereign cloud is…
- EU's digital sovereignty boo-boo may be the best thing to ever happen to the project
- Actually there are two, the half-siblings Intel and AMD, whose chips power the Old World bit barns on which the sovereign cloud is based
- Both companies' chips have so-called Ring -3 management subsystems, complete computers with deep access to the host system, while remaining largely opaque to the people who own and administer it
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