Sébastien Deschamps

European IT!

Business EN ↓ 27 episodes

European IT! explores Europe-first alternatives in cloud, software, and digital infrastructure. From GDPR to Gaia-X, we break down complex policies, spotlight startups, and compare European tools with Big Tech. Whether you’re a professional, policymaker, or simply privacy-curious, this podcast is your guide to a more sovereign, secure, and innovative digital future—made in Europe. Subscribe to the Free Newsletter: https://europeanit.substack.com

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Sébastien Deschamps

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Latest episode

May 10, 2026

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Episodes

The European Tech Paradox: Shutdowns, Supercomputers, and Soaring Valuations 06.09.2025

This week on European It!, host Sébastien Deschamps tackle the contradictions defining the European tech landscape. We're digging into: 🔻 The surprising shutdown of The Next Web (TNW) and what it means for the ecosystem. 🔺 A billion-euro wave of funding for European deep tech, from supercomputers to photonics. 🤖 AI's move into education and the workplace—and the scary data on misinforma...

How the India Stack could revolutionise EU tech policy 30.08.2025

The “Third Way”  blends US flexibility & EU prescriptiveness by embedding policy directly into public‑sector protocols (techno‑legal regulation). India Stack  (Aadhaar, UPI, ONDC) demonstrates how a digital public infrastructure can drive 1.4 bn IDs, 18 bn monthly payments, and open‑commerce standards. EU implications:  Open, neutral standards can satisfy the DMA/DSA, unlock industrial IoT dat...

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