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Microsoft 365: Storage Location Only Selectable Until December 14

This is an AI translation into this language for easier reading. The original is the German version: open German original.

IT managers have only a short window: Until December 14, they can choose the storage location for their Microsoft 365 data themselves — their own country or the EU.

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Microsoft is giving IT managers a choice on data residency — but only briefly. The window runs until December 14, during which admins can determine the storage location of their Microsoft 365 data themselves. Anyone who lets the deadline pass leaves the decision to Microsoft.

What Options Microsoft Offers

The choice falls between two clear alternatives: their own country or the EU. This gives companies and public agencies the opportunity to keep their Microsoft 365 data closer to their own legal jurisdiction — an aspect that is becoming increasingly important with regard to data protection and compliance.

IT managers have until December 14 to select the storage location for their Microsoft 365 data: in their own country or the EU.

Source: heise online

Why the Deadline Matters

According to Microsoft, the free selection is explicitly limited. IT managers who need a specific data residency — for regulators, customers, or internal compliance requirements, for example — should not let the window pass. What happens to already running tenants after the cutoff date is not disclosed in the heise report.

What Admins Can Do Now

Anyone still undecided should get clarity before December 14: Which region fits their own compliance strategy? What requirements do clients and regulators have? And can the desired location actually be guaranteed for all relevant services? A deliberate decision now takes the choice out of Microsoft's hands.

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