As organizations face increasing regulatory, security, and geopolitical challenges, digital sovereignty has become a critical factor in cloud strategy. But does achieving sovereignty mean giving up the innovation and scalability of the public cloud?

In this session, we explore Microsoft's Sovereign Cloud portfolio and explain how organizations can address sovereignty requirements while continuing to leverage modern cloud services. We will examine the three key deployment models: Sovereign Public Cloud, Sovereign Private Cloud, and National Partner Cloud, and discuss the business and technical considerations that drive each approach.

You will learn how technologies such as Sovereign Landing Zones, Confidential Computing, Azure Key Management, Data Guardian, and the Sovereign Control Panel are helping organizations gain greater control over data, operations, and compliance without sacrificing innovation.

The session concludes with practical guidance on how to select the right sovereignty model for your organization and how ACP can support the journey from assessment and strategy through implementation and ongoing operations.

Digital sovereignty is no longer a future consideration. It is a business requirement. In this session, we explore how Microsoft Sovereign Cloud helps organizations balance compliance, security, operational control, and innovation. Learn about Sovereign Public Cloud, Sovereign Private Cloud, and National Partner Cloud, and discover how capabilities such as Sovereign Landing Zones, Confidential Computing, Data Guardian, and the Sovereign Control Panel can help organizations meet modern sovereignty requirements without sacrificing the benefits of the cloud.