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Agenda

  • What is Euclidia?
  • Cloud was Created in Europe
  • Strategic Automy Now
 

What is Euclidia?

European Cloud Industrial Alliance

Abilian logo Amarisoft logo Beremiz logo Bluemind logo Clever Cloud logo /e/ Corp logo Innoroute logo  Jamespot logo Linbit logo Netframe logo Nexedi logo Nextcloud logo Ng-Voice logo Nitrokey logo OpenSVC logo Patrowl logo Rapid.Space logo
Scaleway logo SenX logo Signal18 logo Submer logo Vates logo XWiki logo

Fully Open Source: 10
Proprietary or Open Source Based: 13

 

Euclidia Membership Criteria

  • Cloud Industrial (provider is OK but not enough)
  • European based
  • European based owners
  • License technology to governments

 

  INDUSTRIAL / VENDOR PROVIDER / OPERATOR
CLOUD Nextcloud Orange
TELECOM Ericsson Telefonica

A Cloud Industrial creates original technology for cloud providers

 

Partners and Associated Members

Associated members

Aquaray Logo

Partner organisations

CNLL logo

EANGTI logo

FDL logo

OW2 logo
 

 

Euclidia vs. Gaia-X

  EUCLIDIA GAIA-X
BOARD MEMBERS CEOs of European companies that create original cloud technology, mostly SMEs Mostly managers of large European companies or research organisations that use or run cloud through strategic partnerships with AWS, Azure or Google
MEMBERS European based companies with European based shareholders that create original cloud technology Mostly cloud users and cloud providers from any country
MAIN GOAL Accelerate the adoption of cloud technology created in Europe Develop compliance policies for cloud providers
 

The Creator of Cloud: Mark Burgess

 

Cloud Technology Created in Europe

Technology Date Creator Product Country User
Promise theory 1991 Mark Burgess Cfengine NO Facebook
Containers 1999 Poul-Henning Kamp FreeBSD jails DK R&D Associates
Open Source Virtualisation 2003 Cambridge U. Xen UK AWS
F. Bellard Qemu FR GCP
Collaboration Workspace SaaS 2004 Jamespot Jamespot FR Carrefour
Web 2.0 Dashboard 2005 Netvibes Netvibes FR Dassault
Platform as a Service, serverless 2005 Fotango Zimki UK Canon
Container images 2008 dotCloud Docker FR Azure
Edge, fog, nano-containers, multicloud, federation, appstore 2009 Nexedi SlapOS FR Teralab
Heterogenous orchestration 2009 OpenSVC OpenSVC FR BNP
Fully software 5G vRAN 2012 Amarisoft Amarisoft FR Rapid.Space
Bare metal ARM cloud 2015 Scaleway Scaleway  FR Scaleway
Database orchestration 2017 Signal18 Repman FR Rapid.Space
Cybersecurity orchestration 2019 Patrowl PatrowlManager FR Banque de France

more Europeans technologies welcome

 

100 European Cloud Technologies

Clever Cloud Nextcloud Owncloud OpenSVC Abilian Amarisoft Beremiz Bluemind E.Corp Innoroute Jamespot Linbit Netframe Nexedi ng-voice Nitrokey Patrowl Rapid.Space Scaleway Scaleway SenX Signal18 Submer Vates XWiki Platform.sh Scalingo Bunnyshell OnlyOffice Polite Collabora Proxmox Open Nebula Microtik MariaDB Kopano Linagora Threema Element OX Fragmentix Kalray Whaller Olimex Atonet Halys Teclib Outscale Ateme mail.ru Typefox Mender BISDN Prestashop Rittal ONAPP Pydio Meetecho Crowdsec Greenbone Wallix Enyx OVH CZ.NIC PowerDNS YateBTS AG Projects SSAB Alcatel Codesys Nomachine Softklix Blacknut LizardFS 6wind Ekinops Shadow PTXDist Stackable Teltonika Dawex Qbee Maarch Threefold Univention Enelean Passbolt RCDevs Framasoft Kaleidos Romain Casati CIRCL Normation CFEngine Odoo Dolibarr Ercom Exo Tresorit Oxibox Olvid Vereign OpenProject GmbH Spreed Baserow Tarides Worteks Waldur Sketch Shinken WHMCS

 

Is πŸ‡ͺπŸ‡Ί cloud technology ready?

10 government cloud solutions available right now
for strategic autonomy

Name IaaS + PaaS Technology Workspace Technology Licensing
Aqua Ray Vates NextCloud Licensed Source
Clever Cloud T CleverCloud Twake Licensed Source
Clever Cloud X CleverCloud Cryptpad Licensed Source
Hidora Virtuozzo NextCloud Licensed Source
Hidora Virtuozzo XWiki Licensed Source
Rapid.Space E Nexedi e.cloud Open Source
Rapid.Space N Nexedi Netframe Licensed Source
Scaleway J Scaleway Jamespot Licensed Source
Scaleway X Scaleway XWiki Licensed Source
Wedos OpenNebula N/A Closed Source

Technology made in πŸ‡ͺπŸ‡Ί or Europe

Setup: 1 M€ Yearly: 1 M€

more solutions welcome

 

Should πŸ‡ͺπŸ‡Ί subsidise πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ technology?

Most EU subsidies go to non-EU cloud technologies

NO

  • Because competitive πŸ‡ͺπŸ‡Ί technology already exists
  • Because most subsidised projects lack innovation
  • Because introducing market bias violates Rome Treaty 
 

Should πŸ‡ͺπŸ‡Ί buy πŸ‡ͺπŸ‡Ί cloud technology?

Most EU cloud purchase go to non-EU cloud technology

YES

  • Because public purchase is more efficient than subsidies
  • Because that's the way πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ does (small business act)
  • Because that's the way πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ does (buy american act)
  • Because that's the way πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ does (JEDI)
  • Because it does not violate Rome Treaty 
 

Thank You

  • Fonds de dotation du libre (FDL)
  • 147 Rue du Ballon
  • 59110 La Madeleine
  • France
  • +33 6 29 02 44 25

For more information, please contact Jean-Paul Smets, Président of FDL (+33 629 02 44 25).