Sovereignty over Compute and Data

The capacity of a state or community to control its own compute and data: data localization, sovereign clouds, hosting conditions, and independence of infrastructure from external suppliers. Excludes sovereign models themselves, which belong to 5.11, the political discourse on digital sovereignty and digital decolonization, which belongs to 13.5, and sovereign funding, which belongs to 7.10.

• 5.11 Sovereign and Localized Models
• 7.10 Sovereign Investment and Compute Infrastructure
• 13.5 Digital Sovereignty and Digital Decolonization

• 7.1 Chips, Accelerators and Semiconductors
• 7.2 Cloud, Data Centers and AI Factories
• 7.3 Edge, On-Device and Embedded AI
• 7.4 Networking, Interconnect and Data Transfer
• 7.5 Decentralized Computing and Alternative Architectures
• 7.6 Unconventional Computing: Quantum and Neuromorphic
• 7.7 Compute Governance, Export Controls and Access to Compute
• 7.9 Energy, Water, Cooling, Carbon and E-Waste
• 7.10 Sovereign Investment and Compute Infrastructure