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Digital Sovereignty: what this means for the UK

Detailed research, analysis and commentary on digital sovereignty with a focus on the UK. Find out who really owns the technology that organisations use every day, where the data is stored, what the points of failure are and what British businesses and policy makers can do about it.

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Digital Sovereignty Sector Analysis – The NHS

Information Matters · Digital SovereigntyWho controls the technology behind the NHS? How much this sector depends on technology suppliers it cannot fully control — and where that matters most. Download PDF June 2026 The big picture4.0 / 5 HIGH EXPOSURENHS England runs on a small number of mostly US-owned technology suppliers. The standout exposure is the…

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Digital Sovereignty Sector Analysis – UK Retailers

Information Matters · Digital SovereigntyWho controls the technology behind a UK retailer? How much this sector depends on technology suppliers it cannot fully control — and where that matters most. Download PDF June 2026 The big picture3.6 / 5 HIGH EXPOSUREFor a typical UK mid-size omnichannel retailer, six of the eight building blocks score High exposure,…

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Digital Sovereignty Sector Analysis – UK Local Council

Information Matters · Digital SovereigntyWho controls the technology behind a UK local council? How much this sector depends on technology suppliers it cannot fully control — and where that matters most. Download PDF June 2026 The big picture3.6 / 5 HIGH EXPOSUREA typical UK council scores 3.6 (High). Most building blocks are High exposure, clustered on…

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Digital Sovereignty Sector Analysis – Media & Creative

Information Matters · Digital SovereigntyWho controls the technology behind a UK media or creative business? How much this sector depends on technology suppliers it cannot fully control — and where that matters most. Download PDF June 2026 The big picture3.6 / 5 HIGH EXPOSUREFor a typical UK media, creative, marketing or publishing business, five of the…

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Digital Sovereignty Sector Analysis – Manufacturing

Information Matters · Digital SovereigntyWho controls the technology behind a UK manufacturer? How much this sector depends on technology suppliers it cannot fully control — and where that matters most. Download PDF June 2026 The big picture3.6 / 5 HIGH EXPOSUREFor a typical UK mid-size manufacturer, seven of the eight technology building blocks come out as…

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Digital Sovereignty Sector Analysis – Logistics

Information Matters · Digital SovereigntyWho controls the technology behind a UK logistics operator? How much this sector depends on technology suppliers it cannot fully control — and where that matters most. Download PDF June 2026 The big picture3.5 / 5 HIGH EXPOSUREFor a typical UK haulier, 3PL or distributor, five of the seven building blocks score…

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