Research and development
Collaborative research, evaluation and engineering with public universities, research centres and European technology teams.
Public-private collaboration across Europe
Research. Open technology. Professional delivery. Customer control.
SovereignEU brings together public and private organisations across Europe and collaborates with public universities, research centres, local infrastructure providers and European companies advancing open-source software and AI.
The alliance offer
SovereignEU works across public organisations, research and European industry to turn shared research and development into deployable organisational capabilities.
Collaborative research, evaluation and engineering with public universities, research centres and European technology teams.
A flagship operating-system Roadmap integrating organisational applications, governed intelligence, core services and trust controls.
Assessment, integration, migration, deployment, hardening, governance, training and support with explicit responsibilities and access boundaries.
Flagship operating system · Roadmap
SovereignOS is the planned workstation environment for SovereignEU applications, organisation-controlled AI and customer-defined operations. It is designed as an alternative to proprietary desktop operating systems for validated hardware and workflows.
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Inside SovereignOS
The alliance’s seventeen Roadmap products sit inside one operating-system direction—from daily organisational work to shared intelligence, core services and trust. Applications are integrated by default while documented interfaces and export paths preserve portability.
Applications
Everyday tools for content, knowledge, coordination and communication.
Intelligence
Local document understanding, assistants and model adaptation.
Foundation
Shared data, model-serving and identity foundations.
Trust
AI controls, defense and cryptographic transition.
Solutions by organisational function · Roadmap
Each function keeps its own permissions, records and workflows while sharing only approved knowledge and evidence through SovereignOS.
Connect plans, dependencies, approvals, documents and status evidence without losing the decisions behind them.
Relate requirements, backlogs, releases, technical documentation, incidents and user guidance as services change.
Use approved procedures, requests, records and decisions for accountable internal service delivery.
Connect service requests, changes, technical knowledge, AI inventories and operational evidence.
Support onboarding, policy guidance, learning and internal requests with role-based access and human review.
Boundary: Designed for workforce support—not employee scoring or automated employment decisions.
Deliberate scope: this roadmap focuses on institutional operations and public-service delivery—not marketing or sales.
European regulation by design · Roadmap
European requirements shape the Roadmap across applications, models, data, devices and operations. SovereignOS is being designed to give accountable organisations the controls and technical evidence needed to govern AI inside their own boundary.
Purpose, permissions, minimisation, retention, location and export controls.
System inventories, data and model provenance, risk controls and evaluations.
Accountable approvals, intervention, pause, rollback and escalation paths.
Logs, documentation, decisions, incidents and reviewable audit exports.
A verifiable definition
A credible deployment defines control across data, operation, technology, jurisdiction, organisational knowledge and exit.
Where can data, prompts, outputs, logs and backups go?
Can your organisation keep operating without a mandatory vendor cloud?
Can components be inspected, integrated, adapted and replaced?
Which entities, staff and subprocessors can access the service?
Can your teams understand, operate and improve what was delivered?
Can data, policies, models and workflows move in usable formats?
A measured path to operation
Define success before implementation, prove the operational boundary and transfer the knowledge needed to run it.
Map the workflow, data, dependencies and required control boundary.
Agree quality, security, usability, operational and exit criteria.
Introduce a bounded pilot alongside existing systems where needed.
Test the result, document operation and equip the customer team.
A practical first step
Start with a workflow, research question or delivery requirement and define the applications, data, models, controls and operating boundary involved.