Sovereign AI
Government AI programmes, their funding and reported hardware procurement.
Funding records for 36 AI programmes
Compare programme funding and reported hardware procurement, with assessments of chip-supplier dependence and exposure to US export controls.
Funding announcements and estimates
Announcements, budgets and cost estimates; some include private investment.
Government funding
Recorded government amounts, which may cover different initiatives or periods from the headline.
Reported disbursements
Dollar amounts recorded as disbursed; funding in other forms is not measured here.
No dollar amount recorded
The rows cover different programs, initiatives and periods. They use the same dollar scale; they are not parts of one total. Missing dollar amounts are excluded from each sum. ~ marks totals that include estimates.
Exchange-rate details, where available, are on the programme pages. A blank dollar field means no dollar amount is recorded for that stage.
The announced total: 37.5% of ~$6.9405B comes from the largest programme; 78.8% from the largest 3. Half the total is reached in 2 programmes, four-fifths in 4.
- United States~$2.6B · 37.5%
- Spain~$1.62B · 23.3%
- India~$1.25B · 18.0%
- Singapore~$744M · 10.7%
- Mexico~$330M · 4.8%
- the other 3 programmes~$396.5M · 5.7%
Recorded headline funding figures, in US dollars; these include budget estimates and plans covering different periods. USD amount recorded for 8 of 36 programmes.
Government funding: 45.4% of ~$17.3864B comes from the largest programme; 81.9% from the largest 3. Half the total is reached in 2 programmes, four-fifths in 3.
- Japan~$7.9B · 45.4%
- Germany~$3.62B · 20.8%
- France~$2.72B · 15.6%
- India~$1.25B · 7.2%
- Singapore~$744M · 4.3%
- the other 7 programmes~$1.1524B · 6.6%
Government funding amounts recorded in US dollars. The programmes counted and the periods covered differ from those behind the headline total. USD amount recorded for 12 of 36 programmes.
Related research
US CHIPS Act awards, corporate infrastructure pledges, state investors’ private-equity allocations and substations mapped near EuroHPC facilities are listed under Funding.