The project, the EU Data Boundary for the Microsoft Cloud, began in January 2023, went on for two more years, and finally wrapped up this February, Microsoft said. With its completion, European customers can store and process data for Microsoft core cloud services, including Microsoft 365, Dynamics 365, Power Platform, and most Azure services, within the EU and European Free Trade Association regions (EFTA).For cloud services supported by the EU Data Boundary, customer data and “pseudonymized” personal data are stored and processed in datacenters located in countries within the EU or EFTA. “Professional services data,” which includes data that’s provided to Microsoft, like certain log data, is stored at rest. Do you think that data collected from countries should be stored in the countries of origin?
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