Datasets

Three packaged Scrutica datasets — supply-chain interdependence graph, sovereign-AI program index, compute cost index — each shipped as a CSV alongside a paired JSON Schema, methodology Markdown, single-line SHA-256, and Croissant JSON-LD descriptor (MLCommons 1.0). Licensed CC-BY-4.0. Mirrored on Zenodo for DOI minting and on Hugging Face once the depositions land.

The three derived datasets the rest of Scrutica is built on, packaged for direct download: the supply-chain interdependence graph, the sovereign-AI program index, the compute cost index. Each file is SHA-256-signed, travels with its methodology document, and is licensed CC-BY-4.0; cite and reuse without asking.

Sovereign AI Program Index v2026.2

Sovereign-AI investment programs with announced / committed / disbursed spend stages and qualitative interdependence ratings.

34 rowsCC-BY-4.0Released 2026-05-19SHA-256 9649ea3e7c…DOI pending Zenodo deposition

Compute Cost Index v2026.2

Cloud GPU pricing normalised to $/petaFLOP-day across on-demand, spot, and reserved tiers, using dense BF16 throughput.

108 rowsCC-BY-4.0Released 2026-05-19SHA-256 cfe9766a4e…DOI pending Zenodo deposition

What is in each bundle

Each bundle is five files: a CSV (UTF-8, no BOM, ISO 8601 dates); a JSON Schema typing the columns; methodology Markdown that names sources and known limitations; a single-line SHA-256 over the CSV; and the Croissant JSON-LD descriptor (MLCommons 1.0) so ML frameworks can load the dataset without a manual schema mapping. Zenodo depositions mint DataCite DOIs that propagate onward to OpenAlex and Semantic Scholar, and the Hugging Face mirror ships in parallel — auto-generating its own Croissant on that side. CC-BY-4.0 throughout.

Refresh cadence

Bundles are regenerated by scripts/package-datasets.ts from the canonical processed JSON under data/processed/. Versioning is calendar-based (year.release-within-year), and fields are additive across versions; each refresh mints a fresh Zenodo version DOI under the same concept DOI, so a citation made against a prior release still resolves to that release.