Microsoft and NVIDIA publish white paper on sovereign AI framework
Microsoft has released a new white paper on sovereign AI, developed in collaboration with NVIDIA. The paper outlines a risk-management framework built around four core principles: control, choice, flexibility, and resilience. The goal is to help organizations, particularly in Europe and regulated sectors, deploy AI workloads while maintaining authority over their data, models, infrastructure,…
Key points
- Microsoft and NVIDIA co-developed a white paper outlining a practical framework for sovereign AI.
- The framework helps organizations manage risks across data, access, governance, infrastructure, and operations.
- Sovereign Private Cloud, built on Azure Local and Foundry Local, supports connected and disconnected edge deployments.
The framework covers deployment options across the Microsoft Sovereign Cloud spectrum, including Sovereign Public Cloud and Sovereign Private Cloud. It also highlights the integration of Microsoft Foundry and Foundry Local with NVIDIA's accelerated computing, Confidential Computing, and AI Enterprise software. This combined architecture is designed to let organizations run AI workloads across cloud, data center, and edge environments, including disconnected deployments.
Sovereign AI: Accelerate innovation with control and choice
microsoft.com · 5 October 2026
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