Policy, legal and regulatory implications of a Europe-only cloud

Wang Hon · Christopher J. Millard · Jatinder Pal Singh · Ian Walden · Jon Crowcroft

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This article explores key legal and regulatory issues arising from recent cloud localization initiatives, with a particular focus on calls to establish a Europe-only cloud. The analysis covers jurisdictional conflicts and extraterritoriality concerns, as well as the impact on fundamental rights such as privacy, data protection and freedom of expression.

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