Denmark’s two largest cities - Copenhagen and Aarhus - set in motion plans to remove ties to Microsoft.

Breaking News: Microsoft moves European Headquarters to Copenhagen, and the Danish ones to Aarhus. On a unrelated note, the migration project was unfortunately a disaster.

This is huge, because in Denmark public services have been totally dominated by Microsoft (even more than most places), and even trying to question it, used to be nearly unheard of, and an obvious waste of time. No argument could penetrate the massive Microsoft propaganda.

For now this is only cloud services, but I wouldn't be surprised if this is the start of a chain reaction.

Also the Danish government recently decided on a plan to to create guidelines for both public and private organisations to switch away from "curb dependency" on American services and software.

It's possible this could be the first result of that.

Can't read the article because of paywall but I'd say any level of government moving away from big tech is good experience and an example for top level government to follow later. All I could find is that they moved to a German provider.