NetApp has announced NetApp Keystone Sovereign to support European customers in meeting data sovereignty requirements and compliance needs.
Key points
•NetApp Enhances Data Sovereignty Controls for European Customers
•New Features Support Data and Support within Specified Geographic Boundaries
•Initial Pilots Begin in Germany and France
The intelligent data infrastructure company is introducing new features that enable qualified European customers to maintain data and support within specified geographic boundaries, addressing evolving regulatory demands.
Ivan Iannaccone, Vice President and General Manager of Keystone at NetApp, said, 'Data sovereignty has become a strategic requirement as organizations move beyond asking where data resides to demanding greater control over the technical and operational conditions that govern it.'
Initial pilots for NetApp Keystone Sovereign will begin in Germany and France, with plans to expand to other countries. The company believes these new capabilities will help build trust and support broader regional compliance expectations.
