CADA will mandate European cloud sovereignty and data localisation for AI development. Proposals expected Q1 2026. Non-compliance means losing access to the EU market.
CADA is the EU's upcoming regulation requiring cloud providers and AI developers to use European infrastructure, ensuring data sovereignty and strategic autonomy.
Hyperscalers and SaaS platforms operating in EU must demonstrate EU-based infrastructure for data storage and processing.
AI training pipelines, model development, and inference must use EU-compliant cloud infrastructure for EU market deployment.
Companies using cloud services for critical operations need verification that their vendors meet CADA sovereignty requirements.
Organizations handling EU citizen data must ensure cloud infrastructure complies with data localisation mandates.
A comprehensive assessment of your cloud infrastructure and AI development pipeline against upcoming CADA requirements.
We audit your current cloud architecture, data flows, and AI development environments to identify non-EU dependencies.
We compare your setup against expected CADA requirements: data localisation, sovereignty controls, and vendor compliance.
We deliver a actionable compliance plan with timelines, cost estimates, and EU cloud vendor recommendations.
Get a comprehensive CADA compliance assessment for your infrastructure.
Official tracking of CADA proposal progress through EU legislative process.
View Legislation →Von der Leyen's January 2025 policy priorities including CADA as strategic initiative.
Read Compass →Strategic framework for European digital sovereignty and cloud independence.
View Strategy →Technical specifications for EU-compliant cloud services and data residency.
Read Guidelines →