AWS SQS

Fully managed message queuing for distributed systems

About

Amazon SQS lets applications send, store, and receive messages between software components without losing data. It decouples microservices and serverless applications while supporting standard and FIFO queues for ordered processing.

Sovereignty Score

out of 100

Data completeness75% (Partial)

Jurisdictional(56%)

Significant foreign legal exposure risk

Jurisdiction: United States (EU adequacy decision)
Parent provider in United States (CLOUD Act risk) (Amazon.com, Inc.)
Five Eyes intelligence alliance exposure
US CLOUD Act applies (US can compel data access regardless of storage location)

Ownership(44%)

Significant foreign ownership or control risk

Non-EU controlled (>50% non-EU)
Publicly traded
Acquisition risk unknown (assumed high) (Submit verified data to improve this score)

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Provider

Amazon Web Services, Inc.

Quick Facts

Jurisdiction: United States
Ownership: Non-EU Controlled