Digital Data Sovereignty - Part I: Governance, Artificial Intelligence, Cloud Computing, Geopolitics, and the Future of Technological Independence

WHO WILL CONTROL THE DIGITAL FUTURE? If data has become a strategic asset, who should control it? Artificial intelligence, cloud computing, data centers, semiconductors, satellites, cybersecurity, Open Source, GeoAI, and digital platforms are redefining the ability of nations and organizations to exercise autonomy. In Digital Data Sovereignty - Part I, discover how the United States, China, the European Union, India, Brazil, and the world's leading technology companies are competing for data, infrastructure, computing power, artificial intelligence, and technological leadership. This book goes beyond technology. It examines power, dependency, governance, security, geopolitics, and technological independence - and explains why control over digital infrastructure is becoming a defining strategic issue of our time. Written for executives, policymakers, technology professionals, researchers, students, and anyone seeking to understand the forces reshaping the digital world. The future will be driven by data. The defining question is: who will have sovereignty over it?