German state of Schleswig-Holstein also turns its back on Microsoft as Europeans fear being ‘blackmailed’ by Big Tech ...

Several European governments and organizations have decided to drop Microsoft products like Office or Windows in favor of ...

Before the Danish government announced its move, Denmark's largest cities, Copenhagen and Aarhus, had already announced plans ...

The Danish Ministry for Digital Affairs will move half of its employees off Windows and Microsoft 365 next month as part of a ...

Microsoft Office is being banned from government systems in some European countries, including Germany, to maintain data ...

Why did Denmark’s Ministry of Digitalization drop Microsoft for Linux? What does this mean for the EU’s calls for digital ...

Denmark plans to replace Microsoft 365 and Windows with Linux and LibreOffice, following Germany’s lead in shifting to open-source software.

Denmark’s Minister for Digitisation Caroline Stage has confirmed she wants the country to become more independent of tech ...

The main reason behind this is that the German government wants to keep its data safe and stored inside the country.

Relying too heavily on a US tech giant for your nation’s digital infrastructure is starting to feel a bit… well, risky.

Microsoft Office is used in offices at the same time in schools and also for personal use worldwide. But now, some countries in Europe are trying to ban it from their government systems for ...