Capgemini announced the expansion of its long-standing partnership with Microsoft. The goal of this partnership is to offer clients a comprehensive, fully integrated, managed cloud service model that embeds sovereignty, compliance, and business continuity into every stage of digital and business transformation.
Under the deal, Capgemini will offer integrated, end-to-end managed cloud services built around Microsoft’s Sovereign Cloud portfolio.
The collaboration combines Capgemini’s deep industry expertise and Microsoft’s sovereign cloud capabilities. Together, they aim to help clients accelerate the adoption of secure cloud services and innovative AI tools with confidence.
A key part of the work will be helping organisations define and operationalise digital sovereignty strategies. Capgemini will conduct assessments to set clear sovereignty objectives, evaluate risk exposure, and deliver recommendations tailored to client needs. Practical resiliency scenarios will help organisations maintain operations and meet regulatory requirements even during disruption.
Clients will be able to choose among Microsoft sovereign public, sovereign private, and national partner cloud environments based on their requirements. They will also benefit from established resiliency plans that support business continuity if conditions change.
In statements supporting the deal, Capgemini’s CEO said that leaders need to balance innovation with compliance and control. Microsoft’s commercial business leader added that the collaboration will help organisations protect and govern their data and AI systems while creating meaningful business impact.
The expanded partnership will serve clients across industries including financial services, public sector, defence, telecommunications, life sciences, manufacturing, and national critical infrastructure.
This move reinforces both companies’ focus on sovereign cloud services, which are growing in importance as regulators and customers demand tighter control over sensitive data and compliance with local laws.
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