Data Sovereignty - From Data Dams to Data Spaces
How industrial data policy is shifting from pooling data in one place to leaving it with its owners while contracts or models travel, traced through GAIA-X, Catena-X, the IPCEIs and Project Tapestry.
Excerpts of technical articles the Center Director wrote on a personal blog. The full articles are on the original site.
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How industrial data policy is shifting from pooling data in one place to leaving it with its owners while contracts or models travel, traced through GAIA-X, Catena-X, the IPCEIs and Project Tapestry.
Zero trust stops at the boundary of the device. Using a pick-and-place robot as the example, this looks at what changes in access, decision cycles, component identity, enforcement and safety when it is pushed down to the commands a controller sends to each joint.
Does running inside a TEE make an AI service trustworthy? A comparison of what cloud confidential computing protects and what Apple's Private Cloud Compute (PCC) adds on top of the TEE, seen as component versus system.