Data 2026-07

Sovereign AI

Announced commitments against government budgets and reported disbursements, by country.

Sovereign programme record · Mexico · 2026–2028

Mexico: Coatlicue Supercomputer + National AI Plan: $327M announced · disbursement not on record

Every figure below derives from the same record the dashboard reads — this page is the programme as a citable object: the reconciliation with its denominator stated, the decomposition with its residual, and the dated evidence behind each claim.

Announced~$327M
Government-only floor$327M
Committed~$327M
Disbursed—
No disbursement figure on record.

The reconciliation. Four figures on one dollar scale, each bar a share of the largest. The reality ratio above divides disbursed by the government-only floor ($327M), and the field it divides by is stated so the division is reproducible. A hatched track is an absent figure carried with its reason — a government that does not publish disbursement is a finding, not a zero. Tildes mark estimated figures.

Pipeline stage: Signed (medium confidence) — 100% of announced committed; no disbursement recorded. The stage is a Scrutica derivation (tier 4), computed from the figures above, never asserted by the source.

Hardware on record

Empanelled partners · 7

Partner	GPUs	Model	Stage	Award
Secretaría de Ciencia, Humanidades, Tecnología e Innovación (Secihti)	—	—	announced	Primary source · 2025-11-27
Agencia de Transformación Digital y Telecomunicaciones (ATDT)	—	—	announced	Primary source · 2025-11-27
Centro de Supercómputo de Barcelona (BSC)	—	—	empanelled	Press or analyst · 2025-11-27
Centro para el Desarrollo de Cómputo Avanzado de la India (C-DAC)	—	—	empanelled	Press or analyst · 2025-11-27
Instituto Politécnico Nacional (IPN)	—	—	announced	Press or analyst · 2026-05-05
Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM)	—	—	empanelled	Press or analyst · 2025-11-27
Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex)	—	—	announced	Press or analyst · 2025-11-27

External dependence

NVIDIA hardware: high · TSMC fabrication: high · US technology: high · BIS jurisdiction reach: low. Dependence levels are Scrutica classifications (tier 4) from the programme’s own disclosures — which hardware it buys, where it fabricates, and whose export jurisdiction its supply chain crosses.

Named partners: Barcelona Supercomputing Center (BSC), NVIDIA.

Coatlicue: 314 PFLOPS target, MXN 6B ($327M), 24-month build. Interim access via BSC. Entirely unbuilt as of March 2026. National AI Agenda proposed but not enacted.

What this record flags about itself · 7

Coatlicue is not operational: the 24-month build starts in January 2026, leaving it entirely unbuilt as of April 2026.
Pattern of 'generous AI promises, few finished products' noted by domestic press
National AI Agenda not enacted as legislation
KAL national LLM status unverified
NVIDIA dependence: the accelerator supplier for Coatlicue is not officially disclosed, but NVIDIA is the named BSC partner and the only viable supplier at this scale.
The hardware record has a gap: Coatlicue's hardware is not disclosed and its accelerator supplier is unconfirmed. A 24-month build from January 2026 means no hardware existed as of April 2026.
This rests on a single source, a Fortune article at authority tier 3; cross-referencing is needed.

The evidence trail

5 cited sources

Coatlicue announcement coverage — Press or analyst · accessed 2026-04-07
Coatlicue details including BSC partnership — Press or analyst · accessed 2026-03-28
314 petaFLOP target and MXN 6B investment — Press or analyst · accessed 2026-03-28
Critical analysis of Mexico's AI delivery record — Press or analyst · accessed 2026-03-28
National AI Agenda proposal details — Research database · accessed 2026-03-28

Machine surfacesThis record is one object under one id: the evidence-trail feed and the derivation-chain export serialize the same programme this page renders.