Who Controls Your Data?
September 9, 2026 – European organisations often know where their data is stored—but not who ultimately controls it. This article examines the growing risks of technological dependency, explains what European data sovereignty really means, and offers practical steps for organisations to understand, prioritise and reduce those dependencies.
AI and Climate: The Efficiency Gains We Should Not Take for Granted
August 17, 2026 – AI can accelerate decarbonization, but new research shows that without deliberate direction, its productivity gains may enable more emissions than they avoid.
What Really Makes a Website Energy Efficient?
August 11, 2026 – Caching, cookies, scrolling, data transfer, and architectural choices influence website energy consumption. The article explores how designers and developers can use these insights to build more energy-efficient websites
Your Website Uses Energy. Do You Know How Much?
August 5, 2026 – A practical look at how web designers and developers can reduce website energy consumption by measuring browser workload, minimizing unnecessary computation, and making energy efficiency part of everyday web development.
Data Sovereignty – Future Outlook
June 2, 2026 – As digital infrastructure, cloud platforms, artificial intelligence, and data-sharing ecosystems continue to evolve, organisations must prepare for a future in which sovereignty becomes an increasingly important design principle rather than an afterthought.
Business Impact and Strategic Opportunities
May 26, 2026 – Data sovereignty discussions often revolve around risk reduction, regulation, and compliance obligations. Those topics matter, but they only describe part of the picture. Increasingly, control over data and infrastructure affects competitiveness, partnership opportunities, and the ability to innovate. Data sovereignty can therefore become not only a governance capability, but also a business capability.
Operationalizing Data Sovereignty
May 19, 2026 – Infrastructure evolves continuously, cloud services change, applications are deployed automatically, and data moves across systems in ways that are often difficult to observe. Without operational oversight, organisations can quickly lose visibility into where data is processed, who has access to it, and which legal frameworks apply.
Data Sovereignty – Implementation Roadmap
May 12, 2026 – Data sovereignty is not something organisations achieve through a single migration project or procurement decision. It is a long-term transformation that affects governance, enterprise architecture, operational processes, vendor management, and organisational culture.