France: On 8 April 2026, DINUM, the Interministerial Digital Directorate, issued a directive requiring every ministry to submit a plan by autumn 2026 to eliminate extra-European digital dependencies covering operating systems, office tools, cloud and AI. Reporting consistently describes the scope as approximately 2.5 million civil servant workstations, with actual deployments staged between 2027 and 2029. DINUM itself is migrating its own workstations, roughly 250 to 500 machines, during 2026 as a proof of concept. Separately, in January 2026 France announced that the domestic Visio platform would replace Teams and Zoom, targeting around 200,000 state employees by 2027, up from about 40,000 pilot users across 15 ministries.

Germany: The action is at state level, not national. Schleswig-Holstein, one of 16 German states, is migrating roughly 30,000 workstations. It completed migration of more than 44,000 mailboxes and over 100 million emails and calendar entries off Exchange and Outlook by October 2025, and reported approximately 80 percent of state administration workstations on LibreOffice as of December 2025, excluding tax administration.

Denmark: The Ministry of Digitalisation, a single ministry, announced in 2025 a move from Microsoft 365 to LibreOffice, phased through 2025. Later corrections noted Windows remains in use on many devices.

Netherlands: In March 2025 parliament adopted motions urging the government to reduce reliance on US cloud providers and to explore a national cloud platform. These are parliamentary instructions and explorations, not completed removals. Follow-up reporting in May 2025 showed MPs still pressing ministers to act.

The 30 million figure: I found no source, official or journalistic, containing it. France's entire civil service employed about 5.8 million people in 2025, so 30 million government devices is not arithmetically plausible.