Why sovereign data is the future of UK AI
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The push for UK ‘sovereign data’ reframes AI advantage around who can lawfully aggregate and govern sensitive datasets at scale, not just who has the best model weights. Enterprise teams should assume stricter residency and access constraints are coming and architect AI pipelines so data, not just compute, can be re-shored or ring-fenced quickly.
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