What Internationalization of services really means?

So there's a lot of discussion currently around sovereignty, having cloud solutions really on the ground, especially in Europe or in the European Union, being independent from the big hyperscalers like Google, like AWS, like Microsoft. What they are saying is if you like to compete with them, which is anyway very difficult, because you cannot basically cope and catch up basically what they have developed in the last 20 years with billions of dollars they put into that. But if you'd like to provide something similar, you need to have a proper stake in place, which is VCF. So that's number one. If you like to be in that program there you need to have this. Number two what they're saying is Broadcom can support that competition only if they focus on some few ones.

My vision on that actually would be really being able to build something like let's say a fluent network of cloud providers all running on the same stage. Providing something none of the hyperscalers will be able to do on that scale, because they are opening now different data centers in different countries, but it is in Austria one Microsoft, maybe one AWS data center, but it's not having that in every single county of Austria, multiple setups there. Maybe that's a little bit too much on that, but if you ask for my vision then I'm seeing a European network of different cloud providers working together and that is then maybe not a necessity in saying I'm going to build as a Polish company my own data center then in Germany because I have some friends in Germany which having exactly the same stick