Infrastructure
Exploring the infrastructure behind modern AI systems, including data centers, high-performance computing, and distributed networks that support research, startups, and national AI capabilities.
Global Compute Sovereignty Summit
Powered by Ministry of Digital Technologies of the Republic of Uzbekistan.
14–15 May | Tashkent, Republic of Uzbekistan
Global Compute Sovereignty Summit brings together policymakers and tech leaders to share best practices in ensuring digital sovereignty, developing national AI strategies, and building secure computing ecosystems.
Exploring the infrastructure behind modern AI systems, including data centers, high-performance computing, and distributed networks that support research, startups, and national AI capabilities.
Discussing national strategies for sovereign digital and AI infrastructure, including policy design, institutional coordination, and governance frameworks that guide the responsible development of AI.
Strengthening education, skills, and experience for the next generation of AI engineers, researchers, and entrepreneurs through collaboration between academia, industry, and governments.
A gathering of top minds in AI infrastructure, data security, and digital policy.
Explore the sessions shaping the future of compute.
Arrive early to pick up your summit badge, enjoy a morning coffee and connect with fellow attendees before the sessions begin.
Official kickoff for the Global Compute Sovereignty Summit, setting the stage for the day's vital discussions on national digital independence.
An overview of Uzbekistan's strategic initiatives, growing infrastructure, and vision to become a regional leader in the global tech ecosystem.
Exploring actionable frameworks and practical strategies for states and regional institutions to secure and manage sovereign compute resources effectively.
Addressing the technical and policy requirements necessary to ensure data integrity, absolute security, and transparency in national infrastructure.
Analyzing the financial viability, unique investment opportunities, and operational challenges of scaling data centers in developing economies.
A deep dive into decentralized computing networks and how they offer alternative, resilient pathways to achieving technological sovereignty.
Discover innovative financing and operational models to access high-performance computing without the burden of massive upfront capital expenditures.
A dynamic panel debate on funding national compute initiatives, exploring public-private partnerships, government subsidies, and private venture investment.
Leading experts discuss the critical intersection of AI safety, algorithmic transparency, and establishing hardware trust in sovereign digital systems.
Navigating the complex regulatory landscape of data sovereignty and AI governance without stifling innovation and technological growth.