

Resolution Criteria
This market resolves to YES if by market close, April 30 2028, there exists at least one European cloud service provider that:
Has at least 15% market share in the European cloud market
Is headquartered in Europe with majority European ownership
Offers a comprehensive suite of cloud services comparable to major providers (AWS, Azure, GCP)
The market resolves to NO if no European cloud provider meets these criteria by market close.
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https://nltimes.nl/2026/10/14/amsterdam-server-seized-request-us-authorities-antifa-allegations
wonder what the current limits are here? The US can declare any organisation "terrorist" and european providers will comply without question?
"operational mid 2028" so probably falls outside of this question. But still interesting regarding the change in direction
EU launches major tech push to break US and China dependence | Euronews https://share.google/J3asvtyitRlI7eeJo
More steps in this direction, but I don't think it will change that fast: https://www.theregister.com/2026/02/04/estonia_hedges_its_bets_on/
One small step (if it happens on schedule).
EU banks should reduce their reliance on US Big Tech, top supervisor says – POLITICO https://share.google/RE1NL3ZCbVsIT5rK5
@MalachiteEagle a laudable initiative, and a necessary step if Europe wants to survive. But I stand by my evaluation that not going to happen by 2028.
Just like Trump can't bring back manufacturing to the US without paying an enormous price for this to become possible things need to become MUCH worse than they are now.



