On June 17th, Guolonghui reported that 26 European industry organizations warned on Monday that the proposed European Cloud Service Network Security Certification Program (EUCS) should not discriminate against Amazon, Google and Microsoft. EUCS aims to help governments and companies select secure and trustworthy suppliers for their cloud computing business. The global cloud computing industry generates billions of euros in revenue each year and is expected to achieve double-digit growth. The March version of the plan abolished the so-called sovereignty requirement proposed in the previous proposal, which required American technology giants to establish joint ventures or cooperation with EU companies to store and process customer data in the EU to obtain the highest level of network security label in the EU. These organizations stated that it is essential that their members have access to cloud technology that is suitable for their specific needs in order to thrive in the increasingly competitive global market. EU cloud computing suppliers, such as Deutsche Telekom, Orange and Airbus, are concerned that non-EU governments may illegally access customer data according to their own laws, and are therefore pushing for the inclusion of sovereignty requirements in EU cloud computing standards.