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The piece argues that keeping data on local hardware is not enough for sovereign AI. Providers also need strong isolation between tenants, control over day-to-day operations, and freedom from vendor lock-in. Red Hat presents its cloud extensions, based on OSAC, as a way for providers to offer OpenShift clusters to their customers on their own infrastructure.
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