This track explores the geopolitical challenges of digital sovereignty and strategies to reduce critical dependencies. How can Europe position itself as an autonomous and resilient actor in the face of global technological tensions? Experts will unveil concrete levers for action today.

Are European regulations (AI Act, NIS2, Cyber Resilience Act) a hindrance or an accelerator for innovation? This track analyzes how to transform these constraints into opportunities to strengthen the competitiveness and sovereignty of European players.

Sovereign cloud and trusted infrastructures are at the heart of digital autonomy. How to guarantee data security, reversibility, and control? This track shares concrete feedback and best practices for the public and private sectors.

Digital identity and data protection are pillars of sovereignty. This track explores European solutions to secure critical data and build trusted services, without relying on non-European actors.

Sovereign AI is a technological, ethical, and strategic challenge. This track addresses the issues of deploying, securing, and governing AI systems, while defending European values against dominant models.

Open source and digital commons are key levers to reduce dependencies and foster collaborative innovation. This track examines their role in the face of GAFAM and their potential as sovereign alternatives.

The public sector is a key player in digital sovereignty. This track explores how local authorities and the State can free themselves from GAFAM, by using public procurement as a lever for transformation and autonomy.

Can European startups and tech ecosystems emerge as sovereign champions? This track explores the conditions for their success, the obstacles to overcome, and suitable funding models.