Digital sovereignty is about maintaining control of critical systems by limiting reliance on any single vendor.
Open standards and portable architectures reduce lock‑in and keep migration options open, even when providers change pricing, licensing, or viability.
Full independence is impossible, but disciplined design and clear guardrails strengthen resilience.
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This article explores that question through the lens of a real-world Rust project: a system responsible for controlling fleets of autonomous mobile robots.
While Rust's memory safety is a strong foundation, its true power lies in the type system and ownership rules.
The session will go beyond memory safety and explore ways to encode behavior and protocols directly into types.
Anurag Kale discusses the transition from centralized data bottlenecks to a decentralized Data Mesh architecture at Horse Powertrain.