Series

European AI Sovereignty

Building AI platforms under European jurisdiction. From sovereignty constraints and regulatory divergence to practical infrastructure choices.

5 posts · Feb 2026 – Feb 2026

A series on what it actually takes to build and run AI systems under European sovereignty constraints. Covers the strategic case for jurisdiction-aware architecture, the UK-EU regulatory split with compliance-as-code implementations, and the practical infrastructure stack for sovereign inference.

All Posts in Order

  1. Building AI Platforms Under European Sovereignty

    The Problem Is Not Capability# The debate over European AI often begins in the wrong place. It starts with benchmarks, …

    · 12 min read

  2. Architecting for Two Europes with Compliance-as-Code

    I wrote recently about building AI platforms under European sovereignty constraints. That post treated …

    · 13 min read

  3. A Practical Guide to the European Sovereign Inference Stack

    I wrote previously about why jurisdiction matters for European AI platforms and then about how to handle the UK-EU …

    · 10 min read

  4. Securing the Open Source AI Supply Chain

    This is the fourth post in a series on European AI sovereignty. I have covered why jurisdiction matters, how to handle …

    · 18 min read

  5. What It Actually Takes to Fine-Tune an LLM in Europe

    This series has so far dealt with deployment. Where to host models, how to wrap them in compliance logic, which …

    · 18 min read