The datacenter myth: Why sovereign AI demands a tenancy model, not just geography
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There’s a version of the digital sovereignty conversation that stops at geography: Put the servers in-country, keep the data inside the border, tick the box. It was never quite enough for cloud, and in a regulatory era that has shifted from “trust us” to “show us,” it’s definitively not enough for…
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- 2026-09-15 00:00 · Red Hat AI Blog
The datacenter myth: Why sovereign AI demands a tenancy model, not just geography
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