Europe’s AI challenge is often described as a shortage of models, capital, or compute. Yet some of Europe’s most valuable AI inputs already exist inside hospitals, factories, energy systems, public administrations, and critical infrastructure. They are simply not available to be gathered into one central training repository. That is not a weakness. It is the
🇪🇺 Europe is no longer debating whether digital sovereignty matters. The only question now is: how fast can it be realised — and who will lead? The EU’s digital dependency is well documented. Over 90% of the Western world’s data is stored on servers controlled by a handful of non-European hyperscalers. Cloud infrastructure, AI models,