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European technology policy, written for the rooms where decisions are made.
Juhana Harju is an independent voice on artificial intelligence, digital resilience, digital sovereignty, and evidence-based policy. A ministerial author, an operator who has run a regulated company, and — over more than a decade — a teacher and consultant to the institutions that have to put policy into practice.
Vision
Four pillars.
The work below is not a menu of services. It is a single argument, made from four angles, about how open societies stay technologically capable, sovereign, and democratically legible in the next decade.
Artificial Intelligence
Governance and evidence-based deployment for the public sector. Capability without spectacle.
Digital Resilience
Author of Finland's 2026 ministerial report. A measurable framework for societies that must keep functioning under stress.
Digital Sovereignty
Control, code, and exit — the three tests for whether a digital service is truly under European control.
Policy & Politics
Knowledge-based policymaking and cross-partisan technology literacy in parliaments.
Recent
Selected work & writing.
A ministerial report, two position essays. Each piece argues something specific and stands on its own.
Ministerial report — 2026
New Technologies and a Digitally Resilient Finland
Commissioned report for the Finnish Ministry of Transport and Communications on blockchain, edge computing, IoT, and post-quantum security.
Essay
European Sovereign Cloud — Why Sovereignty Means More Than Residency
Why data residency alone does not produce sovereignty, and what control, code, and exit actually require from procurement.
Essay
DC EDIC and the Next Eighteen Months
What the Digital Commons European Digital Infrastructure Consortium has to deliver before public confidence runs out.
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