AI infrastructure now splits into three blocks — American, Chinese, European — each with a different price, legal exposure, and level of control. On-prem is returning because sovereignty has become a business requirement.
OpenEvidence's EU and UK withdrawal shows why clinical AI in healthcare needs sovereignty, auditability, subprocessor control, and private on-premises or sovereign cloud architecture.
Deploying AI in healthcare is constrained by data residency and regulatory exposure — not model capability. Learn how combining on-premises GPU infrastructure with AWS European Sovereign Cloud (EUSC) satisfies GDPR requirements while enabling rapid, compliant AI deployment.
When AI decides and the human supervises, clinical accountability diminishes. A 400-participant study examines how system design shapes safety, traceability, and regulatory compliance in healthcare.