A technical formula on what counts as sovereign is prompting fierce reaction.
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BRUSSELS — European companies have raised concerns that an EU law to reduce the bloc’s reliance on foreign tech will actually keep the door wide open for U.S. giants.
The European Commission is drawing up plans to spell out how the bloc should build out a home-grown cloud industry, and which sectors will rely on it to shield sensitive data and operations from foreign powers.
But European companies are wary that Brussels will stop short of a full crackdown on American firms — arguing the involvement of competitors from across the pond in sensitive industries would render the effort useless.
