European digital sovereignty is under attack. In recent months, political and economic pressures have called into question Europe's ability to uphold its own rules and values. Much of Europe's IT infrastructure remains dependent on a handful of dominant foreign platforms, creating dependencies that reduce the freedom to act independently.
At the same time, open source alternatives are already being used – from regional governments to public organizations across Europe. The way forward is clear: breaking monopolies and vendor lock-in requires consistent adoption of open source technology that ensures transparency, innovation and independence.






