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IBM Sovereign Core aims to put AI control back in the hands of the enterprise

75% of non-U.S. enterprises will demand digital sovereignty by 2030. IBM's Sovereign Core is betting it can own that market.

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Why it matters

IBM is positioning Sovereign Core as an enterprise AI solution that addresses the growing demand for data residency and operational control — a critical competitive angle as regulatory and geopolitical pressures force companies to choose localized AI infrastructure over cloud-native models.

The key facts

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  1. 75% of enterprises outside U.S. will have digital sovereignty strategy by 2030

  2. IBM Sovereign Core product positioning: verifiable operational control over AI workloads

  3. Market driver: regulatory compliance + data residency + geopolitical risk mitigation

  4. Target: enterprises demanding control over AI infrastructure, not just compliance

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Publisher excerpt: Companies worldwide are demanding more than regulatory compliance from their technology stacks — they want digital sovereignty with verifiable operational control over AI workloads and the data infrastructure underpinning them. More than 75% of all enterprises outside the U.S. will have a digital…
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