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SUSE launches new European digital sovereignty support service to meet surging demand

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SUSE launches new European digital sovereignty support service to meet surging demand

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With SUSE's help, European companies and governments can ensure their IT support, software, and data assets are safe.

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Is that suse-on-a-phone just a tease, or something awesome I have yet to discover?
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  I believe Tumbleweed is available for Pinephone.

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