In this instalment of LERU Talks, we explore what digital sovereignty means for universities and what the role of tech companies is. Universities are public knowledge producers and custodians; they increasingly rely on companies to provide digital infrastructures and services. Both of them are dealing with an avalanche of regulation from the EU, aimed at creating a digital single European market with fair competition and respect for public values.
How does the data transformation affect universities and companies? How do they react? What do they want from the EU or from each other? These are some of the questions we address in this interview.
