Element
Secure, federated, end-to-end encrypted messaging app built on the Matrix protocol — chats, video calls, and team collaboration.
Element is going all-in on Europe's sovereign-comms thesis, with both customers and rhetoric to back it.
◆Recent moves
- 29d ago
Digital sovereignty is built on an open standard that enables federation
An argument piece tying federation to sovereignty — part of the ongoing case Element is building to procurement teams in Europe. No product change, but it lands the rhetorical frame the rest of the roadmap is now organised around.
View source ↗ - 1mo ago
ESS Community migration tool ships first version
Element Server Suite Community migration tool ships as a first version — addressing a real adoption blocker for orgs sitting on older self-hosted Matrix setups and considering ESS. Practical groundwork for the wider government-deployment push.
View source ↗ - 1mo ago
Spaces has landed on Element X!
Spaces — the room-organisation primitive long present in the web client — arrives in Element X, the rewritten mobile client. Brings Element X closer to feature parity with the legacy client and removes one of the obvious objections from users coming off WhatsApp or Slack.
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Meedio partners with Element to deliver sovereign communications across Europe
⚡ SPARKMeedio commits to ESS Pro as the backbone of a new Matrix-based sovereign comms platform across Europe, with video conferencing and its own front-end. The most concrete validation in months that the ESS Pro thesis is finding buyers.
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Governments need to adopt Matrix responsibly
Editorial framing of Belgium's government move to Matrix as further validation of the open-standard sovereignty thesis. No new Element product, but adds another reference government to the public scoreboard.
View source ↗ - 2mo ago
The Cyber Resilience Act: Implications for open source and digital products
Policy explainer on the EU Cyber Resilience Act and what it means for open-source-based products from 2027. Useful context for buyers, but no shipped change to Element itself.
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