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Candace Rondeaux dives into the geopolitics of compute power and AI sovereignty through the lens of physical compute power.
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Candace Rondeaux dives into the geopolitics of compute power and AI sovereignty through the lens of physical compute power.
Laura Kupe weighs in on whether investment can trump decades of conflict and mistrust between Congo and Rwanda.
Who really rules AI — governments, corporations, or the code itself? Min Jiang breaks it down.
Data localization isn’t fragmentation—it’s a response to imbalance. Arindrajit Basu argues for a way to fix it.
Candace Rondeaux decodes the digital chessboard, revealing in SPIEGEL how Trump's grip on the internet could become a geopolitical lever.
Heela Rasool-Ayub is featured in this issue of Project Syndicate's She Writes newsletter.
Ken Opalo argues that cuts to USAID open the door to a new future for the African continent.
Can middle powers in the Global South turn talent migration and digital labor into real AI sovereignty? Jeremy McKey digs in.
Introducing a new collection of issue briefs, Candace Rondeaux outlines how “AI sovereignty" is the new north star of national tech policy.
Global AI governance is becoming a new sovereignty battleground. Swati Srivastava explores the risks and democratic solutions.
Akash Kapur explores how countries in the Global South are using digital public infrastructure to drive governance, growth, and inclusion.
How can we build fairer data systems in the age of AI? Senior Fellow Akash Kapur sits down with Stefaan Verhulst to chat.
In Episode #32 of the High Energy Planet podcast, Ken Opalo discusses why prioritizing economic growth is essential for Africa's future.
America’s tariff wars may sound tough on China, but they’re offering little relief for African economies in the crossfire, argues Ken Opalo.
How does the world change when U.S. foreign policy veers off the rails? Heela Rasool-Ayub weighs in.