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How can financial service providers use a private AI cloud to move from pure AI consumer to producer of their own intelligence? That move is a strategic decision, caught between dependence on the large AI providers and self-determination. But no single vendor delivers the full stack alone, which is why HPE, NVIDIA, deepset, QuantPi and secunet are pooling their capabilities into a shared platform rather than competing as individual vendors.

Independent research reinforces a growing enterprise trend: sovereignty is increasingly defined by flexibility, control, and architectural choice, not isolation.

A model for scaling AI in regulated environments without trading away control. First deployment: AI@EC, the European Commission's sovereign AI platform

Specialized administrative applications are the heart of Germany's public administration. deepset provides a platform on which such applications can be built. In the district of Borken, it reduces the work required for long-term care applications by one-third. The AI toolkit could also become part of Germany's future "Deutschland-Stack."

Celonis has partnered with deepset, the creators of the Haystack AI framework and platform to create a sovereign AI platform that combines their two technologies for sensitive sectors such as the military, cybersecurity, policing and national infrastructure.

The American AI ban highlights Europe's dependence on the US for AI and technology initiatives. France is reacting and replacing Palantir for its intelligence services. In Germany, the software is also becoming a question of sovereignty.

deepset joins the HPE Unleash AI partner program to help government, defense, and regulated enterprises deploy production-grade AI systems in sovereign, self-hosted, and air-gapped environments. 

German technology leaders combine process intelligence and sovereign AI agent orchestration to support trusted decision-making across public sector, security, and critical infrastructure environments

Speaking with Techround, deepset CEO Milos Rusic discusses how Europe is moving quickly to address the infrastructure challenge while many enterprises are still stuck with a connectivity challenge.

Speaking with TechRadar Pro, deepset CEO Milos Rusic discusses how AI governance is fragmenting across countries and regions, leading organizations to realize that while access to AI may be global, deployment, compliance, and control are becoming increasingly local.

Mozilla's new Thunderbolt AI client and deepset's Haystack connect two critical layers of the AI stack – client experience and infrastructure orchestration – into a unified, sovereign architecture.

deepset's Jay Wilder featured in Forrester's research on minimum viable sovereignty: a pragmatic framework for enterprises navigating the intersection of AI deployment, data residency, and regulatory compliance.