What is EuroStack exactly?

EuroStack is not a single product or vendor. It is a collective term for a fully European data infrastructure, including storage, analytics, activation and hosting, developed and operated within the EU and governed by European legislation.

Is EuroStack only relevant for the public sector?

No. While public organisations often lead in data sovereignty, many private-sector organisations in finance, healthcare, retail and e-commerce face similar regulatory and trust-related challenges.

Are European tools mature enough?

European alternatives are developing rapidly. While US vendors may still lead in scale, many European solutions are already mature enough for a wide range of use cases.

Can we combine European and US tools?

Yes. Hybrid setups are common. The key is understanding where data is stored and processed, and whether this setup is legally and operationally sound.

Make informed decisions about European data sovereignty

Global regulations, geopolitics and legal uncertainty are reshaping how organisations think about data. The EuroStack Transition Framework is our structured approach to help you understand, assess and, where appropriate, transition from US-based data platforms to a fully or partially European, sovereign data stack.

How can the EuroStack Transition Framework help you?

✅ Clear insight into your current data position
Understand where your data is stored, which vendors you depend on and what compliance and geopolitical risks exist within your current data landscape.

✅ Informed evaluation of European alternatives
Identify mature European solutions for data storage, analytics, activation and governance, and assess how well they fit your organisation’s requirements.

✅ A realistic migration or hybrid strategy
Develop a structured, phased plan that balances compliance, continuity, costs and technical feasibility.

✅ Confidence in decision-making
Make well-founded choices about staying, migrating or adopting a hybrid setup, backed by transparent analysis rather than assumptions.

The key opportunities and benefits

Reduced legal and compliance risk

Gain better alignment with GDPR, the Data Act and the AI Act by understanding data locations, processing responsibilities and cross-border transfers.

Increased control and transparency

Create clarity around data governance, vendor dependencies and long-term ownership of your data infrastructure.

Strategic flexibility

Avoid vendor lock-in and build a data strategy that can evolve with changing regulations, technologies and organisational needs.

Sustainable digital resilience

Prepare your organisation for future regulatory or geopolitical shifts without disruptive last-minute changes.

The phases of the EuroStack Transition Framework

This visual shows how we guide you through the EuroStack transition in clear phases, starting with understanding the current setup and moving through to executing and scaling migrations and integrations.

Vertical visual showing four sequential phases of the EuroStack Transition Framework: Phase 01 Awareness (understanding current exposure, data locations, compliance risks and dependencies), Phase 02 Exploration (identifying European alternatives for existing tools and platforms), Phase 03 Foundation (building a tailored migration or hybrid plan aligned with technical, legal and business context), and Phase 04 Expansion (executing migrations, integrations and enablement). — Phases of the EuroStack transition framework

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