On November 12, we are hosting the very first edition of Fusion Forward: the new annual IT knowledge event. A day where we look ahead to the future of IT and share insights with our clients, partners, and peers. We are organizing this event as an Interstellar partner, together with the entire Interstellar Group.
On November 12, we are hosting the very first edition of Fusion Forward: the new annual IT knowledge event. A day where we look ahead to the future of IT and share insights with our clients, partners, and peers. We are organizing this event as an Interstellar partner, together with the entire Interstellar Group.
On November 12, we are hosting the very first edition of Fusion Forward: the new annual IT knowledge event. A day where we look ahead to the future of IT and share insights with our clients, partners, and peers. We are organizing this event as an Interstellar partner, together with the entire Interstellar Group.

At Overheid 360° 2025, we spoke with Martijn Groenewegen and Sander de Rijk from the Municipality of Eindhoven.
At Overheid 360° 2025, we spoke with Martijn Groenewegen and Sander de Rijk from the Municipality of Eindhoven.
At Overheid 360° 2025, we spoke with Martijn Groenewegen and Sander de Rijk from the Municipality of Eindhoven.

An increasing number of Dutch municipalities and public organizations are seeking a reliable, platform-independent private cloud solution that is fully compliant with the Haven standard, part of the Common Ground initiative. Fundaments, a specialist in high-end private cloud solutions, is positioning itself as the definitive alternative to public cloud initiatives traditionally based on hyperscalers like Azure, Amazon Web Services, and Google Cloud.
An increasing number of Dutch municipalities and public organizations are seeking a reliable, platform-independent private cloud solution that is fully compliant with the Haven standard, part of the Common Ground initiative. Fundaments, a specialist in high-end private cloud solutions, is positioning itself as the definitive alternative to public cloud initiatives traditionally based on hyperscalers like Azure, Amazon Web Services, and Google Cloud.
An increasing number of Dutch municipalities and public organizations are seeking a reliable, platform-independent private cloud solution that is fully compliant with the Haven standard, part of the Common Ground initiative. Fundaments, a specialist in high-end private cloud solutions, is positioning itself as the definitive alternative to public cloud initiatives traditionally based on hyperscalers like Azure, Amazon Web Services, and Google Cloud.

In recent months, there has been a lot of talk about digital sovereignty and private cloud. Fundaments is noticing this trend too. As Larik-Jan Verschuren and Ron Boscu explain, the cloud service provider is perfectly equipped to answer questions on this topic, even though they rarely used the term ‘private cloud’ until recently.
In recent months, there has been a lot of talk about digital sovereignty and private cloud. Fundaments is noticing this trend too. As Larik-Jan Verschuren and Ron Boscu explain, the cloud service provider is perfectly equipped to answer questions on this topic, even though they rarely used the term ‘private cloud’ until recently.
In recent months, there has been a lot of talk about digital sovereignty and private cloud. Fundaments is noticing this trend too. As Larik-Jan Verschuren and Ron Boscu explain, the cloud service provider is perfectly equipped to answer questions on this topic, even though they rarely used the term ‘private cloud’ until recently.

Fundaments will be exhibiting at Overheid 360° 2025: the annual professional conference on information management for the public sector. Join us on June 25, 2025, at the Jaarbeurs in Utrecht.
Fundaments will be exhibiting at Overheid 360° 2025: the annual professional conference on information management for the public sector. Join us on June 25, 2025, at the Jaarbeurs in Utrecht.
Fundaments will be exhibiting at Overheid 360° 2025: the annual professional conference on information management for the public sector. Join us on June 25, 2025, at the Jaarbeurs in Utrecht.

We had already been training as a group for the Enschede Marathon and Singelloop for a while, but now we have something new: corporate fitness. It’s a great way to improve the physical and mental health of our colleagues. It’s not just about the exercise itself, but about creating a healthy, energetic work environment where colleagues feel good and collaborate better.
We had already been training as a group for the Enschede Marathon and Singelloop for a while, but now we have something new: corporate fitness. It’s a great way to improve the physical and mental health of our colleagues. It’s not just about the exercise itself, but about creating a healthy, energetic work environment where colleagues feel good and collaborate better.
We had already been training as a group for the Enschede Marathon and Singelloop for a while, but now we have something new: corporate fitness. It’s a great way to improve the physical and mental health of our colleagues. It’s not just about the exercise itself, but about creating a healthy, energetic work environment where colleagues feel good and collaborate better.
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Municipalities are in the midst of a digital transformation. Residents expect fast and reliable digital services, while laws and regulations regarding privacy, security, and data sovereignty are becoming increasingly stringent. At the same time, dependence on foreign hyperscalers is growing and the pressure on IT departments is mounting.
The question is therefore no longer whether municipalities should move to the Cloud, but rather: under what conditions?
For an increasing number of municipalities, a sovereign Cloud is becoming the answer. Not as a hype or marketing term, but as a strategic foundation for secure, future-proof, and independent digital services. Organizations like Fundaments are playing an increasingly important role in this.
Municipalities are in the midst of a digital transformation. Residents expect fast and reliable digital services, while laws and regulations regarding privacy, security, and data sovereignty are becoming increasingly stringent. At the same time, dependence on foreign hyperscalers is growing and the pressure on IT departments is mounting.
The question is therefore no longer whether municipalities should move to the Cloud, but rather: under what conditions?
For an increasing number of municipalities, a sovereign Cloud is becoming the answer. Not as a hype or marketing term, but as a strategic foundation for secure, future-proof, and independent digital services. Organizations like Fundaments are playing an increasingly important role in this.
Municipalities are in the midst of a digital transformation. Residents expect fast and reliable digital services, while laws and regulations regarding privacy, security, and data sovereignty are becoming increasingly stringent. At the same time, dependence on foreign hyperscalers is growing and the pressure on IT departments is mounting.
The question is therefore no longer whether municipalities should move to the Cloud, but rather: under what conditions?
For an increasing number of municipalities, a sovereign Cloud is becoming the answer. Not as a hype or marketing term, but as a strategic foundation for secure, future-proof, and independent digital services. Organizations like Fundaments are playing an increasingly important role in this.
The term "Cloud" is everywhere these days – and it carries just as many meanings. "I use the Cloud," "we're moving to the Cloud" – these are phrases we hear more and more often. Recently, a new concept has been added to the mix: the Sovereign Cloud. Sovereignty is a word we primarily know from the context of national independence, autonomy, freedom of trade, or political decision-making. But what does it actually mean when we link that term to the Cloud? What exactly is a Sovereign Cloud, and why is it relevant to you and your organization?
In this blog post, Fundaments CTO Larik-Jan Verschuren explores the meaning of sovereignty in combination with the Cloud.
The term "Cloud" is everywhere these days – and it carries just as many meanings. "I use the Cloud," "we're moving to the Cloud" – these are phrases we hear more and more often. Recently, a new concept has been added to the mix: the Sovereign Cloud. Sovereignty is a word we primarily know from the context of national independence, autonomy, freedom of trade, or political decision-making. But what does it actually mean when we link that term to the Cloud? What exactly is a Sovereign Cloud, and why is it relevant to you and your organization?
In this blog post, Fundaments CTO Larik-Jan Verschuren explores the meaning of sovereignty in combination with the Cloud.
The term "Cloud" is everywhere these days – and it carries just as many meanings. "I use the Cloud," "we're moving to the Cloud" – these are phrases we hear more and more often. Recently, a new concept has been added to the mix: the Sovereign Cloud. Sovereignty is a word we primarily know from the context of national independence, autonomy, freedom of trade, or political decision-making. But what does it actually mean when we link that term to the Cloud? What exactly is a Sovereign Cloud, and why is it relevant to you and your organization?
In this blog post, Fundaments CTO Larik-Jan Verschuren explores the meaning of sovereignty in combination with the Cloud.
VMware Explore kicked off in Las Vegas last Tuesday, August 27, with the theme: 'Shaping the Future of Cloud and AI Innovation’. Nearly a year after the acquisition, this is the first VMware Explore under the Broadcom banner. CEO Hock Tan took the stage during the keynote to highlight several interesting topics.
VMware Explore kicked off in Las Vegas last Tuesday, August 27, with the theme: 'Shaping the Future of Cloud and AI Innovation’. Nearly a year after the acquisition, this is the first VMware Explore under the Broadcom banner. CEO Hock Tan took the stage during the keynote to highlight several interesting topics.
VMware Explore kicked off in Las Vegas last Tuesday, August 27, with the theme: 'Shaping the Future of Cloud and AI Innovation’. Nearly a year after the acquisition, this is the first VMware Explore under the Broadcom banner. CEO Hock Tan took the stage during the keynote to highlight several interesting topics.
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