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How Split-Second Data Performance and Sovereignty Keep the Netherlands Moving
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Techzine Global
In these situations and many others, instant access to secure, sovereign data isn’t a regulatory checkbox, but increasingly an operational mandate.
“Our clients don’t just have ‘important’ data – they have mission-critical data that powers essential infrastructure,” says Robbrecht van Amerongen, Business Innovation Manager at AMIS Conclusion.
Enhancing open source with enterprise-grade supportMuch of the Netherlands’ data infrastructure is built on open source foundations.
“AMIS Conclusion and EDB Postgres AI reduce the TCO of traditional critical data infrastructure by 35%, without compromising on security, availability, compliance, and performance,” says van Amerongen.
This is where the collaboration between EDB and AMIS becomes essential, delivering the real-time performance and sovereign control that keeps the Netherlands running.