Actionable Benefits
- Understand the regulatory components of data sovereignty and the legal implications of regulation on data stored in hyperscaler environments.
- Position sovereignty and cloud offerings in a manner that reflects the difficulties posed by regulation and understands how this impacts customer choices.
- Compare the benefits and drawbacks of relying on hyperscaler versus national and local cloud providers.
Research Highlights
- Outline of the various definitions of sovereignty and how these are evolving to include legal and jurisdictional elements.
- Market forecasts of the proportion of sovereign or government-operated data centers by region and available capacity in sovereign or government-operated data centers between 2025 and 2035.
- Overview of the vendor ecosystem and key market players.
Critical Questions Answered
- How is legislation fueling public and private interest in data sovereignty, and how does this differ across different countries and regions?
- What are the practical implications of regulation like the CLOUD Act on data stored in cloud environments?
- What emerging regulatory developments should vendors keep on their radar when it comes to the burgeoning data sovereignty market?
Who Should Read This?
- Solution architects, strategists, technical decision makers, and solution integrators within data security organizations who need to understand the legal landscape within the data sovereignty market and what role they can play within it.
- Hyperscaler innovation leads and strategists seeking to understand how best to market data sovereignty in the face of mounting legal obstacles and growing regulatory initiatives.
- Market intelligence managers and end-market strategists for national and local cloud service providers looking to carve out their position within the data sovereignty market.
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