Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, has stated that sovereign AI development has become a more pressing concern than nuclear weapons. Attention in the tech industry has shifted beyond US tech giants and TSMC to focus on sovereign AI as an emerging opportunity for AI infrastructure providers, supply-chain players, and compute-rental operators.
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