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Stay in control of your critical data and operations
Digital sovereignty has been a recurring topic for years, but it’s now at the top of executive agendas. In fact, more than 50% of companies will have set up sovereign digital strategies by 2029, versus 10% today1.
By taking a strategic approach, you can simplify complexity, protect your critical assets, and create a resilient digital foundation that supports long-term business growth.
However, there are challenges to overcome. Sovereignty requires a clear view and control over data, operations, and tech. It can also lead to trade-offs on cost and innovation. The main task is to therefore manage the complexity and make sovereignty business as usual.
1. IDC, 2025, How Sovereign Cloud is impacting organizations in Europe 2 Gartner, 2025, Top trends shaping the future of cloud
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Making sovereignty a board-level imperative
For digital sovereignty to become part of everyday operations, you need to consider the impact of evolving regulations, geopolitical tensions, and external risks. You must be able to leverage AI and continue to innovate, while managing your critical dependencies.
It’s also important to be aware of exposure to service disruption and vendor lock-in, which directly affect revenue, compliance, resilience, and competitive differentiation.
At Atos, digital sovereignty is in our DNA. It’s a core design principle across our entire portfolio. With Atos, Atos Amplify and Eviden, we help you retain control, authority and accountability over your digital assets across the most regulated and AI driven environments.
The benefits of our approach to digital sovereignty
Retain control across your digital ecosystem – ensure authority over data, infrastructure, applications and operations
Manage critical dependencies – reduce exposure to external vendors, jurisdictions and supply chains
Enable compliant and secure innovation – scale AI and cloud while maintaining governance and regulatory alignment
Preserve flexibility and choice – use open standards and interoperability to avoid lock-in and enable portability