The launch of MYRIAD represents a calculated move by the EU to establish a foothold in a strategically vital domain – geospatial intelligence – traditionally dominated by the US and other global powers. Framing this as “Technological Sovereignty” isn’t just about technical capability; it’s a political statement about control and autonomy. The deliberate selection of GMV, a company already deeply embedded in European satellite infrastructure, suggests a desire for a “trusted” supplier, minimizing...