Sovereign Data Centers: The Next Digital Power Struggle

Simon Ninan, senior vice president of business strategy at Hitachi Vantara, and Mark Minevich, a globally recognized A.I. strategist, examine the global race for sovereign data centers and A.I. infrastructure, unpacking why this is a pivotal test of how nations and companies will wield power in the A.I.-driven digital economy. Ninan and Minevich argue that the future of global competitiveness will hinge on building resilient, accountable and flexible digital infrastructure capable of balancing innovation, sovereignty and security at scale.

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