Trustworthy, Sovereign AI: Creating Resilient Spaces
summary
Describes a runnable three‑Availability Zone Kubernetes region in Italy that exposes GPU capacity through a federator called Liquo (lq.io) using WireGuard peering, a virtual GPU node and transparent offload so GPU jobs move from pending to healthy. Presents GPU-on-demand with quotaable ‘resource slice’ and flat pricing, cites that 60% of AI workloads run in containers, and references a Cloud Verity Framework defining eight objectives and four security levels for trustworthy, sovereign AI deployments.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00AI digital sovereignty context
- 1:58AI adoption governance
- 3:46EU data sovereignty rules
- 5:33Open infrastructure stack control
- 7:19Kubernetes cluster federation Liquo
- 13:49On-demand GPU AI
- 14:33Digital sovereignty benefits
- 15:14Aruba Cloud continuity
- 16:21Q&A
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