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Cloud computing was once presented as borderless and abstract. Artificial intelligence is changing that logic. As AI increasingly depends on energy grids, legal jurisdiction and physical compute infrastructure, cloud itself is becoming part of Europe’s emerging strategic architecture.
Cloud computing was once presented as borderless and abstract. In the age of AI, that illusion is fading. Energy grids, legal jurisdiction and physical compute infrastructure are reshaping how Europe thinks about cloud, sovereignty and the future architecture of digital power.
Europe is entering a decisive moment. While the United States and China continue to dominate the global AI landscape, Europe is searching for a path that protects its values without sacrificing competitiveness or autonomy. The real question is no longer whether Europe should build its own AI model, but what kind of model is actually achievable — and how it can turn its structural strengths into strategic leverage.
