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Europe is reclaiming its digital borders. The shift toward cloud sovereignty is no longer just a policy discussion. It is a massive architectural migration. European businesses are moving services away from US-based providers to avoid the trap of conflicting regulations. This move is driven by the reality that global providers cannot meet every local mandate in every jurisdiction. The compliance burden is becoming too heavy for a single network to carry. We see this happening in real time with the rise of the European Cloud User Coalition and the strict data residency requirements of the EU Data Act. These frameworks make it legally risky to store or process sensitive data on infrastructure subject to foreign surveillance laws. This shift creates a massive advantage for local players. A regional provider only needs to satisfy the rules of its own soil without worrying about legal friction from overseas. These local providers are now winning contracts that used to go to the global giants by default. The result is a world of network isolation. The challenge is that users still expect global access. You cannot trade availability for compliance and expect to stay competitive. The industry is stuck in an old mindset of choosing one side or the other. Either you stay global and risk fines, or you go local and lose your reach. In this new reality, the network you choose is no longer just a technical decision. It is a legal one. When the rules of the internet change country by country, can a single global network ever be the right answer again?

Multi-edge was always the right architecture. It just required a platform most companies couldn’t afford to build. The industry understood the benefits early: resilience, regional performance variability, and leverage over cost. What limited adoption was execution. Operating multiple edge providers required large teams to build and maintain internal control layers, keep configurations synchronized, monitor regional behavior continuously, and steer traffic without destabilizing the system. For most organizations, that work outweighed the architectural upside. The Forbes article, “Multi-Edge Was Always Right — It Was Just Out of Reach,” captures this reality well. Teams did not struggle with the idea of multi-edge. They struggled with the operating model required to keep it reliable at scale. What has changed is the way the Edge can now be operated. By introducing a Virtual Edge layer above providers, control, observability, and traffic intelligence are removed from individual networks and handled once, centrally. DevOps teams no longer need to translate logic between vendors, reconcile drifting configurations, or build bespoke tooling to understand where performance is degrading. The underlying providers remain. The operational burden does not. This turns multi-edge from a platform engineering project into infrastructure that can be run by large teams without constant intervention. Configuration becomes consistent by default. Regional degradation becomes visible before it becomes failure. Traffic decisions reflect real conditions across networks rather than static assumptions. For DevOps and SRE organizations, this shift matters because it changes responsibility boundaries. Teams focus on policy and intent, not on stitching together provider-specific behavior. Performance, availability, and cost optimization become properties of the system, not outcomes negotiated one vendor at a time. The market is not adopting a new concept. It is finally able to operate the one that always made sense. Read the full post in the comments below.

For nylig fik vi vores første 1-stjernede anmeldelse i inMobiles 18-årige historie. Og det endte faktisk med, at jeg blev glad for den ⭐ Ikke fordi en 1-stjernet anmeldelse er sjov at få. Det er den ikke. Men fordi den mindede mig om noget vigtigt: Selv når man bygger på en stabil og gennemtestet messaging-platform, kan der opstå særlige tekniske problemstillinger, som ingen havde forudset. Det afgørende er, hvordan man reagerer, når det sker. En kunde gjorde os opmærksom på en udfordring i vores løsning til tovejskommunikation via SMS. Det viste sig, at nogle Samsung-telefoner automatisk konverterede lange SMS-beskeder til MMS. Problemet var, at hverken vi eller vores operatør understøttede indgående MMS 🤯 Det er ikke den slags problemstilling, man løser med et kort møde. Det kræver, at dygtige mennesker sætter sig sammen, dykker ned i teknologien og bliver ved, indtil de finder en løsning. Vores tekniske team gik derfor i gang sammen med vores operatør, og vi fik udviklet en løsning, så vores kunder nu også kan modtage disse MMS-beskeder 🤳🏻 Den samme kunde, der skrev den kritiske anmeldelse, ændrede den efterfølgende til 5 stjerner. Det betyder faktisk mere for mig end en fejlfri anmeldelseshistorik. For en perfekt score fortæller ikke nødvendigvis noget om en virksomhed, men måden man håndterer en udfordring på, fortæller meget 💡 Hos inMobile bygger vi løsninger, der hver dag skal fungere hos rigtige virksomheder, for rigtige kunder og i komplekse tekniske miljøer. Når noget uventet opstår, er det afgørende, at vi tager ansvar, lytter og løser det. Det er sådan, man bygger tillid på den lange bane 🫱🏼🫲🏻 #iværksætteri #teknologi #kundeservice #software #inMobile #SMS #MMS

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🛠️ Multi-stage approvals shouldn't require a developer. 🛠️ Manager approves. HR reviews. Finance signs off. In most organizations this means three separate email threads, no visibility into the current status, and someone manually chasing each stage to keep things moving. In SharePoint with Ultimate Forms, multi-stage approvals are configured in minutes. No workflow builder, no Power Automate, no developer required. Every stage is tracked, every approver is notified automatically, and the full log is recorded inside the form itself. The right person gets notified at the right time. The form locks between stages. Every decision is timestamped and auditable. And the next stage only triggers when the previous one is complete. That's not a custom solution. That's a configuration. 👉 https://hubs.ly/Q04g9f9N0 #SharePoint #UltimateForms #Infowise #SharePointAdmin #ApprovalWorkflow #NoCode #WorkflowAutomation #Microsoft365 #DigitalTransformation #BusinessApps #MSMarketplace #MicrosoftMarketplace

We shipped an MCP server for Hyrax this week. The short version: the coding agents your team already runs, Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, can now talk to Hyrax directly. Ask which findings touch the file you're about to edit, what conventions apply before you change it, kick off a fix job, check whether the fix PR merged. Same protocol the agents already speak, so there's nothing new to learn. The part I care about most is the live part. We publish each repo's patterns and conventions as files that agents can read, and that works, but files go stale the moment the next audit runs. The MCP server serves the same content live. An agent editing code at 2 PM gets the 2 PM picture of the codebase, not last month's. Same guardrails as everything else we build. Scoped API keys, and a key's scopes are a hard ceiling, even for the account owner. Rate limits per key. Every fix still arrives as a pull request that a human reviews and merges. We don't want LLM stuff running on your code without you knowing what it's doing. Still early. If you hook it up and something's rough, tell me. Docs: https://lnkd.in/gbvyuCgf Write-up: https://lnkd.in/g26tj938

Introducing the Dispatch. Building Hyrax means keeping up with everything happening in AI and engineering, and the team already publishes what matters on the blog most days. The Dispatch is the weekly version: one email with the incidents, releases, and research that mattered, and what they mean if you ship code with agents. It's free, and the blog reads the same way if you want to see the style before subscribing: https://hyrax.dev/blog

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Same solution. Two platforms. Very different weeks. 35 hours in Power Apps: Power FX formulas for every conditional behavior, debugging instead of building — and business users watching from the sidelines. 10 hours in Ultimate Forms: the same solution, configured from dropdowns in SharePoint by the people who understand the process. "Low-code" that requires formulas everywhere isn't low-code. It's code with a friendlier logo. ✅ No Power FX, no debugging cycles ✅ Built by power users, not developers ✅ Easier to modify when requirements change The full side-by-side comparison: 👉 https://hubs.ly/Q04sd9D50 #SharePoint #Microsoft365 #PowerApps #NoCode #LowCode #BusinessApps #MSMarketplace #DigitalTransformation #UltimateForms #Infowise #MicrosoftMarketplace

Alarm devices use a wide range of protocols. In social care, that can mean SCAIP or NOW-IP, while lift alarms may use P100, CPC or the emerging LACS standard. Supporting every protocol natively takes development effort, and gaps in protocol coverage can limit the devices, customers and verticals your alarm management platform can support. Read our blog post to see how protocol conversion can broaden your platform's protocol coverage. 👇

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