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Modernizing healthcare operations with Dedalus, the AWS European Sovereign Cloud, and Amazon Bedrock

Dedalus builds the cloud foundation to streamline clinical workflows, accelerate AI innovation, and generate healthcare insights with Amazon Bedrock and the AWS European Sovereign Cloud.

Overview

Dedalus builds on Amazon Web Services (AWS) to deliver secure, compliant, and scalable healthcare AI across Europe. Using the AWS European Sovereign Cloud, Dedalus unifies clinical data, removes regulatory fragmentation, and meets strict General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and residency requirements across 27 countries. Global Chief Clinical Strategy Officer Michael Dahlweid says this sovereign capability enables Dedalus to make greater strides in applying AI in healthcare.

About Dedalus

Dedalus drives innovation in healthcare by designing and implementing modern clinical workflows that improve efficiency and support better outcomes for citizens. Its platforms underpin hospitals and health systems serving more than 540 million people across Europe.

One Europe, one trusted cloud platform

Healthcare organizations across Europe face a significant barrier as they work towards modernization. What Dedalus hears most from customers, Dahlweid says, is that they want to move to the cloud, but they “can’t get the compliance responsibility wrong.” For years, this has meant navigating 27 different regulatory environments, each with its own constraints, interpretations, and operational overhead. “With the AWS European Sovereign Cloud, we’re in a position by which we have the fragmentation gone, the confidence raised. It’s one Europe,” says Dahlweid.

Dedalus can now support healthcare systems across Europe with a single, consistent regulatory framework. This unlocks cross‑border data access, real‑world patient analytics, and operational standardization at a scale that wasn’t possible before.

Putting the intelligence into clinical workflows with agentic AI

Sovereign cloud is one pillar of Dedalus’ technology strategy. Complementing this foundation, the company is expanding its use of AI as a powerful driver in healthcare. By securely bringing together data from healthcare organizations across Europe, AI can identify patterns, generate population-level insights, support research, and enable better-informed clinical and operational decisions. The opportunity lies not only in automating individual tasks, but in transforming fragmented data into actionable intelligence that helps improve patient outcomes and health system performance. Dahlweid says, “Utilizing the AWS European Sovereign Cloud allows us to have a single place, ubiquitous, accessible, by which all these data are there for us to start discovering—discovering insights relating to rare diseases, discovering interactions when it comes to different drugs.”

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Utilizing the AWS European Sovereign Cloud allows us to have a single place, ubiquitous, accessible by which all these data are there for us to start discovering—discovering rare diseases, discovering interactions when it comes to different drugs.

Michael Dahlweid

Global Chief Clinical Strategy Officer, Dedalus

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