Anexia boosts Europe's cloud sovereignty with CISPE board seat
Alexander Windbichler is elected to the CISPE board to promote Europe's digital sovereignty and independent cloud infrastructure.
The European cloud industry is at a turning point: CISPE (Cloud Infrastructure Services Providers in Europe) has restructured itself to strengthen Europe’s digital independence.
With a purely European leadership structure, the association is now even more focused on fair competition and digital sovereignty. Anexia will also play a key role in this crucial process: Alexander Windbichler, CEO of the Austrian cloud provider, has been elected to the CISPE board.
A European Response to Global Dependencies
The Austrian cloud provider Anexia has been a driving force for sustainable and sovereign cloud solutions in both European and global contexts for years. Windbichler sees his election as a confirmation of this commitment:
"I am excited to be part of the CISPE board from now on. CISPE has already made a name for itself through our fight against Broadcom’s competitive practices – but that’s just the tip of the iceberg. Hyperscalers also influence sovereignty. However, Europe's digital future must not be dictated by just a few global corporations. A strong, independent European cloud requires European leadership. With its new leadership structure, CISPE is making exactly that a reality – and I am proud to actively shape this development."
CISPE and Anexia for a Strong European Cloud
With its new leadership structure, CISPE is driving forward targeted projects that promote the multi-cloud approach, open-source technologies, and climate-neutral data centers. Anexia is actively contributing its expertise to these developments, supporting European businesses and public institutions with secure, high-performance alternatives to global providers.
Find out more about CISPE and the new board here.
