Digital Sovereignty by Design
summary
Argues that “sovereignty by design” makes data portable, payable and enforceable, with EU laws (Data Act, DMA, DSA) and Gaia-X standards aiming for a 2025–2027 rollout of W3‑style data discovery and payments. Shows two working prototypes: Boot‑X for sovereign data exchange using the EDC connector and dynamic formats, and Eclipse Xpanse for portable managed services across clouds. Demonstrates a car‑seat supply chain use case where certifications are flagged, shared only between consenting parties.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:53Agenda and focus
- 3:17Data value evolution
- 5:47Digital sovereignty needs
- 7:34Future of data sovereignty
- 11:24European framework
- 14:53Portability prototypes
- 17:23Supply chain compliance
- 21:34Cloud portability with Expans
- 23:00Summary and discussion
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