US and China Dominate Global AI Sovereignty as Most Nations Score Just 39%, Forrester Report Warns
Summary
A new Forrester report reveals the US and China dominate global AI sovereignty with scores of 79% and 82%, while 12 other nations average just 39% and are projected to grow by only 1% by 2030, leaving most of the world dangerously dependent on foreign AI infrastructure with few paths to true independence.
Key Points
- A new Forrester report reveals that the US and China dominate global AI sovereignty with scores of 79% and 82% respectively, while 12 other assessed nations average just 39% and are heavily reliant on foreign AI infrastructure.
- Most countries are forecast to see tech sovereignty grow by only 1% by 2030, raising serious concerns about data security, IP defensibility, and the political implications of choosing AI vendors aligned with either the US or China.
- While open-source models from companies like Nvidia, Google, and DeepSeek offer some market fragmentation, these solutions still predominantly originate from the US and China, leaving most nations with few viable paths to true AI independence.