Organizations that get sovereignty right can turn compliance requirements into a competitive advantage. ✅ Reduce regulatory risk with clearly defined sovereignty requirements ✅ Protect sensitive data through built-in security, isolation, and governance ✅ Enable innovation without vendor lock-in or operational constraints ✅ Strengthen customer trust with greater control over data and operations ✅ Unlock access to regulated industries and public sector opportunities ✅ Accelerate AI adoption while keeping data, models, and workloads within jurisdictional boundaries

When organizations build AI with proprietary data, the resulting intelligence should remain theirs. At @PalantirTech’s Sovereignty Bootcamp, NVIDIA VP of Enterprise AI @j_boitano discusses how Nemotron open models make secure, mission-specific AI possible. 👇

Community organizations in Minnesota report growing financial strain among families. Credit delinquencies and evictions are on the rise, and many households are struggling to keep up as wages lose momentum and essential costs remain elevated. Learn more:

Many organizations rely on multiple secrets management tools, which can cause secret sprawl across different systems, files, and repositories. As secrets become harder to manage, teams often rely on long-lived static credentials that increase security risk. In this demo, learn how to get started with secrets sync and replace static credentials with short-lived access in AWS Secrets Manager.

The organizations winning with AI aren't necessarily moving fastest. They're building the right foundation first. The Snowflake Well-Architected Framework helps teams strengthen security, reliability, governance, performance, cost controls and specialized lenses for the AI era.

97% of organizations have heard of the Digital Product Passport, while only 33% understand what it requires of them. The gap isn't awareness, it's infrastructure. Verifiable product data needs somewhere trustworthy to live. That's where Cardano fits.

The central question for organizations deploying LLMs is no longer whether models are powerful enough. It is whether they can convert that capability into reliable productivity and trusted experiences without creating new forms of risk or exclusion. (5/6)

.@POTUS will not tolerate criminal organizations exploiting public lands to traffic deadly narcotics. This operation is a testament to the unwavering dedication of @Interior law enforcement and their partners who are working tirelessly to eradicate the fentanyl crisis.

Here it is: Terrorist organizations joining forces on American soil. The Muslim Brotherhood and CAIR are conspiring to get thousands of terrorists like Ilhan Omar, Rashida Tlaib, and Zohran Mamdani to run for public office in America and when elected swear on the Quran, all while extorting the American taxpayer. What CAIR did in California that's under investigation, they took money purportedly for Afghan refugees, helped less than 200, took half of that $7 million and put it back in their own organization. They're disclosing only small fractions of their lobbying, which they're then using to finance and support terrorists on campus. So they are subverting our academic institutions in line with their Islamist goals.” “They're using hundreds of (NGOs) nonprofits, charities, student groups, professional societies, undermining local government, putting in politicians that are sympathetic to their views or openly acolytes and modifying and changing our democracy. That's happening here in the United States, too. And while CAIRE being investigated in California, it's still receiving federal funds” The Muslim Brotherhood and CAIR have long made their goals clear: to forcibly impose Sharia law, overthrow the United States government, and establish Islam’s mastery of the world.