瑞士联邦政府正在推进一项大规模技术迁移，计划用开源解决方案替换3000台工作站上的Microsoft 365，这些工作站约占联邦员工总数的7%1。该项目获得瑞士联邦政府投资900万瑞士法郎支持，目标于2027年底前完成迁移1。这一举措基于先前172名员工参与的概念验证获得成功，以及2024年生效的EMBAG法为基础，该法要求所有瑞士联邦机构默认将政府开发的软件发布为开源1。
军事部门正在加快推进相关工作——瑞士军方的网络司令部已计划于2026年10月完全替换Microsoft 3651。联邦委员会在2025年12月将数字主权指定为主要焦点主题，进一步推动了这一战略转变1。与此同时，微软投资3.25亿瑞士法郎在瑞士扩展人工智能和云基础设施1。
Switzerland's federal government has launched a pilot initiative to migrate Microsoft 365 from approximately 3,000 workstations to open-source alternatives, representing roughly 7% of its federal workforce 1. The migration is targeted for completion by the end of 2027 and follows a successful proof-of-concept involving 172 federal employees 1. The project carries an investment of 9 million Swiss francs 1.
This transition is driven by Switzerland's new digital sovereignty legislation, with the EMBAG law—effective as of 2024—requiring all Swiss federal institutions to default to publishing government-developed software as open-source 1. The Swiss military's cyber command unit has already committed to fully replacing Microsoft 365 by October 2026 1. The Federal Council designated digital sovereignty as a primary focus area in December 2025 1. The initiative proceeds alongside Microsoft's substantial investment of 325 million Swiss francs in Switzerland to expand artificial intelligence and cloud infrastructure 1.
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