Tech Sovereignty Catalogue

Fueling Europe’s path to EuroStack

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The Tech Sovereignty Catalogue is Europe’s showcase of trusted digital solutions. It brings together innovators in cloud, connectivity, cybersecurity, data, and AI, offering a clear picture of the technologies that strengthen Europe’s digital independence.

By presenting sovereign-by-design solutions and revealing new opportunities for collaboration, the Catalogue connects businesses with decision-makers and raises Europe’s profile as a global tech leader.

Be part of this movement, share your solution, and join the community shaping Europe’s digital future.

As global tech power concentrates in non-European hands, Europe’s need for digital sovereignty — to build, control, and trust its own technologies — has never been greater. The Tech Sovereignty Catalogue was created to showcase Europe’s existing talent, innovation, and technology. It connects SMEs developing world-class digital solutions in cloud, AI, cybersecurity, and data. By highlighting trusted, home-grown technologies, the Catalogue strengthens Europe’s digital resilience, reduces dependency on foreign providers, and empowers everyone to choose, buy, and build European.

For companies

Enter your submissions to the Tech Sovereignty Catalogue

The Catalogue is your stage to shine in Europe’s digital ecosystem. It puts your solutions in front of decision-makers, amplifies your visibility in the sovereignty debate, and positions your company as a trusted European alternative. Listing your technology means joining a community that drives recognition, partnerships, and new opportunities across the continent.

Share your digital solution by completing the form below and become part of the Tech Sovereignty Catalogue.

Eligibility and Evaluation Criteria

To be eligible for inclusion in the Tech Sovereignty Catalogue, your solutions must meet the following criteria:

Your solution should be market ready (TRL 9)

Your company is based and governed in Europe.

Become a partner

We welcome industry experts, innovators, researchers, academics, and policy specialists to help shape the Catalogue’s focus and enrich its content by contributing their expertise, network, or resources, and help raise awareness across Europe.

Become a partner

Become an expert assessor

The project also welcomes applications from experienced professionals or academics in digital innovation, technology or sovereignty topics to review and evaluate the Catalogue’s solutions.

Become an assessor

Events

The launch

On 26 June 2025, the initiative to build the Tech Sovereignty Catalogue was launched. This launch is a bold invitation to stakeholders, SMEs, innovators, and policy-makers alike: explore Europe’s home-grown tech solutions, reduce dependencies, and shape a truly sovereign digital future together.

Tech solutions made in Europe

Tech solutions made in Europe is a series of events to showcase and promote European solutions that foster digital sovereignty, in line with the vision of the Catalogue. The events highlight alternative digital tools developed within Europe that can replace non-European solutions, ensuring greater control over data security, compliance, and technological independence.

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Governance

The Catalogue is guided by a robust governance framework designed to ensure its integrity, consistency, and strategic value. At its core is an Advisory Board and a group of Expert Assessors, bringing together leading industry experts, researchers, academics, and policy specialists. They review submissions to guarantee that listed solutions are market-ready, sovereign by design, and meet high European standards.

In addition, partners contribute by sharing their expertise, networks, and resources. Their input helps maintain the catalogue’s quality and relevance, ensuring it remains a trusted tool for policymakers, businesses, and innovators across Europe.

Meet the advisory board

Paul Timmers

Professor at European University Cyprus, visiting professor at KU Leuven, senior advisor EPC Brussels, CEO iivii, partner WeltWert®

Sebastiano Toffaletti

Secretary General of the European DIGITAL SME Alliance

Francesco Bonfiglio

Founder Dynamo Cloud

Francesca Bria

Honorary Professor, UCL Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose, Author of the EuroStack Report

Martin Hullin

Director at Bertelsmann Stiftung – Digitalization and the Common Good program

Andrea Renda

Director of research at CEPS

Boris Otto

Director at Fraunhofer ISST

Paulo Valente

CEO SmartLamp Post, expert in tech policy and standards

Bjorn Hakansson

Senior Business Development Manager at TNO

Renata Ávila Pinto

CEO, Open Knowledge Foundation

Pencho Kuzev

Policy Advisor for Data and Competition Policy at Konrad Adenauer Foundation

Constance De Leusse

Executive Director, AI and Society Institute, ENS-PSL

Francesco Matteucci

Innovation Director at FBK

Fabio Pianesi

Chief Strategy Officer for European Affairs at Fondazione Bruno Kessler

Marleen Stikker

Co-founder and Director of Waag Futurelab, founder of De Digitale Stad

Felix Sieker

Project Manager Digitalisation and the Common Good at Bertelsmann Stiftung

Max von Thun

Director of Europe & Transatlantic Partnerships at the Open Markets Institute