The European Commission's proposed Cloud and AI Development Act, or CADA, looks to lay out four tiers of requirements for cloud services where public bodies would pick a tier for each service they buy, based on the risk involved. The upper tiers demand tighter control over who owns a provider and who controls its software. ECIPE, a Brussels-based think tank, put a 10-year cost estimate on those rules via a research report this week. It argues the Commission's impact assessment misses an important part of the costs, mainly one-off software rewriting. CCIA, or the Computer & Communications Indus
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