Part 4 of 5 of the deep dive "It's time to pick up the smartphone". The replacement arithmetic, why the dependencies survive even with new phones in every pocket, and five scenarios for how this plays out.
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Christian Triantafillou Schade— Digital pioneer, tech reporter, corporate revolutionary. Christian Triantafillou Schade covers Europe's push for digital sovereignty from the public record. He consults on process improvement and tooling.
Europe's biggest digital sovereignty problem is in your pocket
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Digital sovereignty is going mainstream, yet the most personal computer of all sits in 350 to 400 million EU pockets, and fewer than a million of those phones are European-made. The full deep dive is out now.
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The source appendix to the deep dive "It's time to pick up the smartphone". Grouped by theme and free to read, for anyone who wants to check the work.
What, and how long, will it take?
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What does independence look like?
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Why is it a problem?
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What is the situation?
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Part 1 of 5 of the deep dive "It's time to pick up the smartphone". The installed base, the market forces, and the European phones that do exist.