Sovereignty by Design: Building AI Infrastructure for Regulated Markets

Sovereignty usually arrives late — a compliance layer you add after you’ve locked the architecture. By then you’ve already made the expensive decisions.

In regulated markets, jurisdictional control, data residency, and provable isolation aren’t features you retrofit. They’re constraints that shape your design from the first rack. Build for them early and you don’t pay a performance or capital penalty for them later.

Join WEKA Chief AI Officer Val Bercovici and a guest speaker, Seth Demsey, who has put confidential computing for AI into production — and had to prove it to regulated buyers.

In this webinar, you’ll learn:

• Why sovereignty has to be designed in, not bolted on — what jurisdictional control and data residency actually demand of an architecture, and what changes when you’re running regulated workloads on infrastructure you don’t own.
• How secure multi-tenancy works in practice — provable isolation, encryption, and workload separation, without the performance tax that usually comes with them.
• What regulated and public sector buyers actually ask for — the questions that decide evaluations, and the answers that hold up under scrutiny.
• Where performance, protection, and policy pull against each other — and where architecture makes the trade-off disappear instead of splitting the difference.
• What sovereignty actually costs you — and what it doesn’t — where isolation and jurisdictional requirements genuinely cost you throughput or capital, and where the penalty everyone budgets for turns out to be an architecture problem rather than a physics one.

Meet Our Speakers

Val Bercovici

Chief AI Officer, WEKA

Seth Demsey

Co-founder and Co-CEO, Corvex Inc.