Geopatriation refers to the relocation of workloads from global cloud hyperscalers to regional or national alternatives due to geopolitical uncertainty. Learn more in this blog.

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Geopatriation refers to relocating cloud workloads from global hyperscalers to regional or national alternatives due to geopolitical uncertainties. This approach addresses legal and compliance requirements and offers strategies to safeguard cloud services against geopolitical risks. Organizations may choose reinforcement, redeployment, removal, repatriation, or accept risks to protect cloud workloads.

What is geopatriation?

Why is geopatriation a growing topic of interest?