Teuton Systems, the first supplier in the Nordic region to launch privacy-proof mobile phones for ordinary users, today announced that it is expanding its operations to other European markets. Starting with the revolutionary The Matrix phones, based on GrapheneOS, customers across Europe can now access the world's most secure mobile technology.
The European expansion comes as digital privacy awareness reaches new heights and several European governments are moving to open source solutions. The German state of Schleswig-Holstein is currently migrating around 30,000 state employees from Windows to Linux and LibreOffice, while Denmark's Ministry of Digital Affairs plans to replace Microsoft products with open source software by autumn 2025.
- We see a rapidly growing demand for privacy-proof technology solutions across Europe. The Matrix mobile offers something that none of the big tech giants do - a smartphone that gives you complete control over your data without compromising on ease of use along with both documentation and support. With our European launch, we can now help European consumers and businesses take control of their digital privacy, says Markus Andersson, CEO and Product Manager at Teuton Systems, about the launch.
At the same time, the company is launching a fully English-language version of the website. Visit the website teuton-systems.com/en/ to read about Teuton Systems products, technical specifications and support information in English.
Future expansion with Linux computers and enterprise solutions
In addition to the Matrix mobile phone, Teuton Systems plans to offer its privacy-protected Linux computers to the European market in the future. The company also offers TrueNAS for on-premises data storage solutions and Nextcloud for enterprises, with installation, configuration and operation.
Nextcloud is a cloud platform that serves as an on-premises and privacy-secure alternative to Microsoft 365 and Teams. The platform offers document collaboration, communication, file sharing and calendar management with complete control over company data. Unlike Microsoft 365, Nextcloud can be hosted on the company's own servers, providing complete control without dependence on cloud services from large tech giants.
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