Most Hyperscalers and Cloud infrastructure is located, owned, managed by US owned companies. Should that be a concern for your organisation?

This round table discussion examines AI data sovereignty as a growing fault line between the EU and the United States. As AI becomes central to economic competitiveness, Europe is pursuing a sovereignty-first approach, prioritising data control, regulatory oversight, and legal certainty through frameworks such as the EU AI Act and Cybersecurity Act.

In contrast, the US model remains innovation-led and market-driven, with hyperscale cloud providers subject to extraterritorial legislation such as the CLOUD Act and FISA. At the same time AI starts proving its faults when poorly planned for security. Vibe Coding and desktop AI Agents accessing your digital identity in return for automation favors, social media dedicated to AI Agents that demonstrate  human psychosocial pathologies in no time should alarm us  on the price to pay for ungoverned data and ai allowing humans to become the fuel for bots.    
The session will explore how this divergence in views of the world is reshaping cloud strategy, AI deployment, and risk management for enterprises and public institutions, offering practical insights into balancing compliance, performance, and innovation in an increasingly fragmented AI landscape.

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