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International Criminal Court Ditches Microsoft Office for European Alternative Amid Rising Sovereignty Concerns
The International Criminal Court (ICC) is moving away from Microsoft Office and adopting a European software suite known as openDesk, signaling a growing push among European institutions to reduce dependence on U.S. technology providers. The transition, confirmed by the ICC to The Register, will see the court migrate its productivity and collaboration tools to openDesk, […] The post International Criminal Court Ditches Microsoft Office for Europ…
As if there had still been a need for proof that self-legitimized one-world institutions prefer to "set signs" rather than work soberly, then the International Criminal Court (ICC) is now delivering it.The article The International Criminal Court says goodbye to Microsoft and reality first appeared on Tichy's insight.
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