Solution

Sovereign AI

AI that stays yours – wherever you operate

Accelerating AI adoption meets a new set of hard constraints.

Multiple forces are converging to make sovereignty a board-level priority across every sector.

Geopolitical pressure, regulatory exposure, and platform lock-in are rewriting the rules of AI. Capgemini’s Sovereign AI offering gives organizations full control over their data, models, and infrastructure – without sacrificing speed or scale.

Sovereignty cannot be applied generically. We classify each workload into three categories and define the required sovereignty model – from AI applications and models to infrastructure, governance, and security.

Sovereignty by business workload

Compliance-critical | Foundational sovereignty

Regulatory alignment, data residency, audit trails. Applies to workloads where non-compliance creates direct legal or financial exposure.

Operations-critical | Hybrid sovereignty

Business continuity controls, hybrid cloud design, operational independence. For workloads where disruption causes a material business impact.

Systemic / national-critical | Advanced sovereignty

Full data, model, and infrastructure sovereignty with air-gap capability. Reserved for workloads of national or systemic importance.

The journey: From assessment to scaled deployment

Sovereignty is no longer optional – it’s a strategic, operational, and economic imperative that is pushing governments, regulated industries, and enterprises to embed sovereignty within their digital and AI agendas.

01

Assess

Evaluate sovereignty maturity, risk exposure, regulatory gaps, and workload sensitivity.

02

Define

Set sovereignty goals, classify workloads, map technical and organizational controls.

03

Design

Architect sovereign AI stacks, develop MVPs, configure compliant data pipelines.

04

Deploy and scale

Automated compliance, lineage, secure deployment, and repeatable sovereign templates.

Industry-proven sovereign AI patterns

We bring tested reference architectures and accelerators for:

Banking

Credit scoring, KYC, fraud detection, compliance automation

Life sciences

Pharmacovigilance, medical coding, regulatory submissions

Public sector and defense

Threat intelligence, secure intelligence workflows

Energy and utilities

Grid optimization, predictive maintenance

Telecom

Sovereign AI factories and sovereign-cloud deployments

Why Capgemini

When it comes to sovereign AI, scale and depth matter. Capgemini brings over 80 global assets supporting Data & AI programs, backed by a community of more than 30,000 AI experts operating across every major market and region.

Our ecosystem is built to give clients choice without compromise. Through deep partnerships with Microsoft, AWS, Google Cloud, NVIDIA, Dell, leading sovereign-cloud providers, and specialist AI model companies, we design solutions that are open, interoperable, and free from single-vendor dependency.

Sovereignty ensures resilience, compliance, trust, and uninterrupted innovation.
Capgemini will help you secure it – sustainably, transparently, and at scale.

Make AI sovereign. Make AI real.

Meet our experts

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Craig Suckling

Executive Vice President, Global Head of Agentic Scale
Craig is an Executive Vice President and Global Head of Agentic Scale. Before joining Capgemini, Craig was Chief Data Officer for the UK Government, accountable for the Government’s strategy and change agenda for data and AI, and he was also the global head of Data and AI strategy for Amazon Web Services. Craig has also held numerous roles as a private sector CDO, startup founder and advisory board member. He featured in the top 100 data and AI leaders in Europe in 2020-2025, and the top 100 global data and AI leaders in 2024.
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Dr. Philipp Fuerst

VP Data-Driven Government & Offer Leader, Global Public Sector
“Government CIOs and IT experts barely need convincing of the benefits of interoperability. What has been missing is explicit guidance on the necessary non-technical requirements. The Interoperable Europe Act helps with exactly that. What’s more, with a critical mass of collaborators, individual public sector agencies will find that their investments into interoperable and sharable solutions will result in much bigger returns.”