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Your Real-Time Data Doesn't Belong in American Cloud Hands

Ververica is the only enterprise streaming platform built in Europe, for Europe. Apache Flink® born in Berlin. VERA engine governed by EU regulations. Your data stays under your control, in your jurisdiction, beyond foreign surveillance.

They Told You Cloud Was Borderless. They Lied.

Data has nationality.

And yours is probably American 🇺🇸 by default.

When your streaming platform runs on AWS, Azure, or GCP:

  • Your data is subject to US surveillance laws (CLOUD Act, FISA 702), even in EU regions
  • American intelligence agencies can access it without notifying you
  • Your GDPR compliance is theater when the platform provider has US headquarters
  • EU data centers don't protect you when the company answers to US jurisdiction

Confluent? Databricks? Kinesis? American companies. US jurisdiction. Great tech. Wrong passport.

It's not paranoia. It's the law. The CLOUD Act gives US authorities jurisdiction over data controlled by US companies, regardless of where it's stored.

You didn't build your European business to hand your most sensitive data to a foreign government. But that's exactly what happened.

What Real Data Sovereignty Looks Like

Here's what it requires

Not a US subsidiary with EU offices. A European company, governed by European law. When regulators knock, they're talking to Europeans.

Your Data Sovereignty Checklist

RequirementVervericaUS Platforms
EU corporate entity
No US legal jurisdiction
EU-only deployment options
European technology origins
Auditable supply chain
No telemetry to US infrastructure

If You're in These Industries, This Isn't Optional

If your regulator would flinch at "Our real-time platform is American," keep reading.

Financial Services

DORA mandates third-party risk management. If your regulator asks why transaction data touches US infrastructure, what's your answer?

Healthcare

Patient data sovereignty under GDPR Article 9. Clinical trials and genomic research can't be exposed to foreign governments.

Critical Infrastructure

NIS2 essential entities. Sovereign data requirements for national security. Procurement favors EU providers.

Telecommunications

Network telemetry = national security. Real-time subscriber analytics for hundreds of millions of EU citizens.

Free Sovereignty Risk Assessment

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FAQ

01
Can't we just use AWS EU regions with data residency controls?

No. AWS is a US company subject to the CLOUD Act. Data residency ≠ data sovereignty. Read your AWS contract, it says US authorities can access your data regardless of storage location.

02
What about Confluent Cloud in EU regions?

Confluent is a US corporation. Subject to US law. Your data sits in Frankfurt. The legal jurisdiction is California.

03
Does this cost more than US platforms?

Ververica delivers 40% lower TCO. But the real question: What's the cost of regulatory non-compliance? Of being the next Schrems case study? The cheapest option is the one that doesn't shut down your business.

04
What if we need global deployment?

Data sovereignty doesn't mean isolation. Run Ververica globally with EU data in EU regions. The difference: You control where each workload runs. With US platforms, it's all under US legal control.