What is AI sovereignty and why are companies chasing after it?
Data loss and reducing vendor dependency are some of the reasons businesses are interested in pursuing AI sovereignty.

Brianna Monsanto is a reporter with IT Brew who covers cybersecurity, cloud computing, and IT strategy news. Prior to IT Brew, Brianna covered the wealth management industry for Financial Advisor IQ, a Financial Times Specialist brand. She has a Bachelor of Arts in Television, Radio and the Emerging Media from CUNY Brooklyn College and a Master of Arts in Journalism with a concentration in Business and Economic Reporting from the Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at CUNY.
Data loss and reducing vendor dependency are some of the reasons businesses are interested in pursuing AI sovereignty.
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