Sovereignty requires meaningful control Europe’s AI ambition depends on whether countries, businesses, research institutions and individuals can combine their capabilities while retaining control over what they contribute: their compute, their data and their expertise. Sovereignty must give participants meaningful authority over how those resources are used. Replacing foreign dependency with a European monopoly would leave
Europe is building an interconnected supercomputing network. Interconnection on paper is one thing. Getting independent systems to actually train, coordinate, validate, and improve AI together without collapsing into one centrally controlled environment is another. That is the problem SYNNQ PULSE was built to address. The European High Performance Computing Joint Undertaking (EuroHPC JU) has created