Every organisation using a U.S.-based cloud provider faces a legal challenge: your team wants to use these tools, but GDPR states your data belongs under EU law.

The CLOUD Act says U.S. authorities can reach out to data anywhere in the world, and no contract, addendum, or data processing agreement can bridge that gap.

Meanwhile, cloud bills grow up to 3x every year, as your workloads scale, rising your infrastructure costs overnight. And the exit path - if you can find one - requires a significant investment.

In this webinar Yellowfin, Exasol, and Bravinci come together for the first time to show what a genuinely sovereign, high-performance analytics stack looks like in practice - and how some EU-based organisations are already making the move.

Together, these three partners deliver the full data and analytics stack:

1. Bravinci's Dividos platform provides the sovereign infrastructure and orchestration layer;

2. Exasol delivers the high-performance database engine for analytics, with fixed, predictable costs; and

3. Yellowfin provides the governed business intelligence layer that keeps every insight, dashboard, and data story inside auditable systems.

You'll leave learning:

• Why the GDPR vs. CLOUD Act conflict is structural - and why your current DPA doesn't fix it.

• A practical framework for evaluating data repatriation: what to move first, how to sequence it, what it costs.

• What the Yellowfin + Exasol + Dividos stack looks like - and how the three layers work together.

• Why sovereign infrastructure is the prerequisite for trustworthy AI - and why organisations moving now will have a structural advantage by 2027.