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Capgemini teams up with Microsoft to power resilient, trusted digital transformation for clients with integrated sovereignty solutions

| @indiablooms | Feb 11, 2026, at 07:42 pm

Capgemini on Wednesday announced it is building on its strategic  partnership with Microsoft with the intent to offer clients a comprehensive, fully integrated, managed cloud service model designed to embed sovereignty, compliance and business continuity into every stage of digital and business transformation.

Through the partnership, Capgemini plans to deliver end-to-end sovereign solutions that help clients accelerate their adoption of Microsoft Sovereign Cloud portfolio and innovative AI technologies. Drawing on Capgemini’s deep industry experience and Microsoft’s sovereign cloud capabilities, the collaboration gives leaders clear options, experienced guidance, and the confidence to innovate securely and responsibly.

As part of this collaboration with Microsoft, Capgemini can help clients define and operationalize their digital sovereignty strategy. This includes comprehensive assessments to define sovereignty objectives, assess risk exposure, and deliver clear, actionable recommendations tailored to their needs.

This is supported by practical resiliency scenarios that can enable organizations to sustain operations and meet regulatory requirements in the face of disruption. Clients can balance sovereignty and innovation by choosing the most appropriate Microsoft cloud solution, seamlessly operate across sovereign public, sovereign private, and national partner clouds, and rely on established resiliency plans to maintain business continuity if regulatory, geopolitical, or operational conditions change.

“Leaders are making critical decisions in an increasingly complex environment where innovation must be balanced with sovereignty and compliance. By deepening our partnership with Microsoft, we intend to bring together the experience and innovative AI solutions clients need to make decisions with confidence,” said Aiman Ezzat, CEO of Capgemini. “As a trusted AI-led technology and business transformation partner to our clients, Capgemini helps organizations embed sovereignty throughout the full transformation lifecycle, enabling them to move forward while managing risk and meeting compliance requirements.”

“Sovereignty has become mission critical for organizations that want to fully realize the promise of cloud and AI while maintaining full control over their data and operations. Through the collaboration with Capgemini, we intend to deliver tailored solutions for the Microsoft Sovereign Cloud spanning sovereign public, sovereign private, and national partner clouds that empower organizations, strengthen resilience, and create meaningful business impact with the assurance that their data and AI systems remain protected and compliant,” said Judson Althoff, CEO, Microsoft commercial business. 

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