This opinion piece examines Deutsche Telekom’s appointment of a chief sovereignty officer at T-Systems, emphasizing its focus on leading Europe’s sovereign cloud and AI solutions.
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DT appoints chief sovereignty officer to further capitalize on Europe’s sovereignty push
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As part of Omdia’s service provider markets regulation team, Sarah is a principal analyst who analyzes telecom regulation and policies at the national and cross-country levels. She covers regulatory developments affecting 5G and 6G deployment, AI, IoT, and privacy and data protection. Other focus areas include next-generation access, platforms and hyperscalers, national broadband plans, spectrum awards, universal service, net neutrality, wholesale fixed and mobile access, and consumer protection.
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