Sovereign AI Week
Builders, researchers, infrastructure companies, and enterprises exploring AI that can operate locally, privately, and independently.
A week for people building AI they control — local models, private infrastructure, agents that do real work, edge deployments, and physical systems.
The programme is being designed around working systems rather than prediction: short field briefings, live stack walkthroughs, published Lab methods, and operator conversations about cost, reliability, security, and control.
The intended audience is builders, infrastructure operators, researchers, technical leaders, and public-interest organisations making concrete deployment decisions. Product promotion will not substitute for a method, architecture, or result that attendees can inspect.
Current state · announced. Programme, speakers, capacity, access model, and any fee are not confirmed. Registration is not open, and no third party is authorised to sell access on our behalf.
In scope · seven layers
- 01Models
- 02Compute
- 03Data
- 04Agents
- 05Connectivity
- 06Edge / IoT devices
- 07Physical AI
Programme formats
- AField briefingsShort reports from working systems
- BLive stack walkthroughsReal stacks, shown running
- CPublished Lab methodsMethods attendees can inspect
- DOperator conversationsCost, reliability, security and control
Built for
- Builders
- Infrastructure operators
- Researchers
- Technical leaders
- Public-interest organisations
Ground ruleProduct promotion does not replace a method, architecture, or result attendees can inspect.
How locations connect Planned
- VenueOpen slot
- VenueOpen slot
- VenueOpen slot
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We welcome funded event and education sponsors, venue and production partners, research collaborators, speakers, and clearly scoped volunteers. If you represent a sponsor or commercial partner, include your organization, budget range, objectives and decision-maker. Production, engineering and commissioned program work require separately agreed scope and funding; expressing interest is not registration or a commitment to unpaid work.