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Interview · 6 October 2026

# Dataiku and Scaleway make their alliance official: digital sovereignty becomes the new standard in the AI market

Original title, in French: “Dataiku et Scaleway officialisent leur alliance : la souveraineté numérique s’impose comme nouveau standard du marché de l’IA”

**Publication**

L'Usine Digitale (France)

**Author**

[Célia Séramour](https://www.usine-digitale.fr/la-redaction/celia-seramour/)

**Published on**

6 October 2026 · read in the page structured data

## Summary

Dataiku and Scaleway are formalising a partnership to offer an AI platform on a fully European cloud infrastructure, according to Amaury Delplancq, EMEA Managing Director at Dataiku, interviewed by L'Usine Digitale. The two platforms, already technically compatible and used together by customers such as the Ministry of National Education, now aim to make subscription easier from the Scaleway console. According to Delplancq, digital sovereignty has become a central purchasing criterion in almost all discussions with customers, both public and private. Scaleway has been selected for the European Cloud III programme, worth €180 million. Dataiku, whose installed base generated more than €350 million in revenue last year, cites LVMH among its customers that also work with Scaleway, and is targeting new public tenders that require a sovereign component.

Summary based on the full text of the article.

[Read the article on L'Usine Digitale →](https://www.usine-digitale.fr/intelligence-artificielle/ia-generative/dataiku-et-scaleway-officialisent-leur-alliance-la-souverainete-numerique-simpose-comme-nouveau-standard-du-marche-de-lia.GMJAR7VRRVDORFGFRORNBBUOLY.html)

## Figures cited

-   180 EUR million
    
    Value of the European Commission's sovereign cloud purchasing programme (Dynamic Purchasing System Cloud III)
    
    EU institutions, bodies and agencies, over a period of up to six years
    
    > « Scaleway ayant récemment été retenu comme l’un des quatre fournisseurs cloud dans le cadre du Dynamic Purchasing System Cloud III de la Commission européenne, un programme d’achat de 180 millions d’euros permettant aux institutions, organes et agences de l’UE d’accéder à des services cloud souverains sur une période pouvant aller jusqu’à six ans. »
    
    Source: Commission européenne
    
-   350 EUR million
    
    Annual revenue from Dataiku's installed base, announced last year
    
    Dataiku, figure announced in the year before the article
    
    > « le dirigeant reste transparent sur les bénéfices attendus pour Dataiku, dont la base installée dépassait les 350 millions d’euros de revenus annoncés l’an dernier. »
    
    Source: Dataiku
    

## Classification

**Country**

France

**Company size**

Large companies, All sizes

**Industries**

Software vendors, IT services companies, telecoms · Government and local authorities · Retail and distribution, e-commerce

**Companies**

S3NS (cited), OVHCloud (cited), Biogaran (cited), Scaleway (supplier), Dataiku (supplier), LVMH (deploys AI), Commission européenne (cited), ArianeGroup (cited), Thales (cited), Google Cloud (cited), Ministère de l'Education nationale (deploys AI), Alstom (cited), France Travail (cited), Etat Major des Armées (cited)

**Keywords**

sovereign cloud, digital sovereignty, technology partnership, AI platform, public sector, tenders

Entry written by Marsanne Studio from the cited article, with the help of an AI model (claude-sonnet-5). The rights to the article and its illustrations belong to L'Usine Digitale and its author. Entry translated from French by Claude Sonnet 5.5.