Switzerland is renowned for its innovation, precision, and high-quality standards, making it a prime destination for tech professionals...

Since May 25, 2018, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) has been in effect in the European Union. Its goal is both simple and ambitious: to protect personal data and make its use more transparent. For development and operations teams, this means thinking "privacy by design" and "privacy by default" when writing code, configuring services, and managing logs.

Switzerland, long admired for its neutrality, legal rigor, and political stability, now faces a quiet but significant test: digital sovereignty. Recently, Swiss cloud provider Infomaniak openly criticized the Federal Government’s decision to extend contracts worth CHF 110 million with five foreign hyperscalers — Amazon, Microsoft, IBM, Oracle, and Alibaba.(Le Dimanche) In a strongly worded statement, Infomaniak warned that the government’s choice undermines Switzerland’s ind

Switzerland, often seen as a safe haven for digital infrastructure, is facing an alarming reality. Between 2024 and 2025, cyberattacks have surged dramatically, impacting not only major financial institutions but also SMEs and critical infrastructure. This spike is no accident—it reflects the growing sophistication of attackers and the rapid digitization of Swiss systems. Understanding these developments is now a strategic imperative for technology leaders.

In 1816, when the planet suffered the volcanic winter known as the “Year Without a Summer”, the English poet Lord Byron (described by...