Digital sovereignty
Data centers and digital sovereignty.
Digital sovereignty rests on an often overlooked reality: control over the physical infrastructure that stores, hosts and processes our data. Data centers located in France are a strategic link in this digital independence.
For local authorities and public bodies, the issue goes beyond hosting alone. It concerns control over data, continuity of essential services, digital resilience and the attractiveness of territories.
Digital2060 supports the development of data center projects in France, bringing its expertise in land, siting and territorial development to help build digital infrastructure suited to sovereignty challenges and to the needs of territories.
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Data hosted in France
Data located on national territory, with control over the infrastructure that hosts it.
Trusted cloud and SecNumCloud
Sites able to host trusted cloud offerings, including those qualified SecNumCloud by ANSSI.
Resilience and territories
Infrastructure spread across the country, supporting the continuity of digital services.
Why it matters for local authorities
- 01 Control where public and sensitive data is located
- 02 Strengthen the resilience of digital public services
- 03 Host trusted cloud and AI infrastructure
- 04 Attract investment and skilled jobs
- 05 Take part in the national digital strategy
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is digital sovereignty?
It is the ability of a country, local authority or company to control its data and digital infrastructure: where it is hosted, who operates it and under which law.
What is SecNumCloud?
SecNumCloud is a qualification issued by ANSSI, the French cybersecurity agency, to cloud service offerings. It sets technical, operational and legal requirements, including protection against non-European legislation. It applies to the cloud provider, which relies on physical data centers.
Why build data centers in France?
To host data close to its users and under French law, reduce dependence on infrastructure located abroad and strengthen the resilience of digital services.