Techafricanews Cisco Launches Sovereign Infrastructure Portfolio in EMEA
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- •Cisco's Sovereign Critical Infrastructure portfolio launched across EMEA.
- •The portfolio supports air-gapped and on-premises deployments for data sovereignty.
- •Organizations in regulated industries are increasingly seeking localized infrastructure.
Cisco has launched its Sovereign Critical Infrastructure (SCI) portfolio across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) to help organizations maintain control over their data and digital infrastructure. This portfolio includes networking, security, compute, collaboration, network management, AI, and Splunk products, which can be configured for air-gapped and on-premises deployments. The launch responds to increasing demands for data sovereignty among public sector bodies and regulated industries facing pressure to keep sensitive data under national control. Cisco's initiative aims to support organizations in various sectors, including government, energy, transport, healthcare, and financial services, as they navigate the complexities of digital sovereignty. The portfolio is designed to be flexible, catering to different operational needs, whether fully on-premises or hybrid setups. Cisco has also expanded its Customer Experience organization to provide support for these sovereign environments. The launch reflects a broader trend among technology suppliers towards localized operating models amid rising geopolitical risks. Cisco did not disclose specific pricing or customer numbers for the new portfolio.
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