I mean, sure, it'd be disruptive. That is, unfortunately, the nature of current geopolitics. There are a lot of companies who'll currently be having serious unexpected conversations about tariffs, say (if you have a profit margin of 3% and your main input has just had a 25% tariff slapped on it, then you'll be looking at big changes, more or less immediately, or else going out of business).
If the wheels come off the current arrangements that let European businesses operate on US-owned cloud services, then a lot of companies will be having similar conversations. Those companies who've investigated this _before_ the wheels come off will be in better shape. Some companies have been investigating and/or actively doing this for _years_.
If the wheels come off the current arrangements that let European businesses operate on US-owned cloud services, then a lot of companies will be having similar conversations. Those companies who've investigated this _before_ the wheels come off will be in better shape. Some companies have been investigating and/or actively doing this for _years_.