Sovereign AI
Announced commitments against government budgets and reported disbursements, by country.
Announced commitments against government budgets and reported disbursements, by country.
Sovereign programme record · Sweden · 2024–2026
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.
Pipeline stage: Deployed (primary-verified evidence) — 880 accelerators tracked. The stage is a Scrutica derivation (tier 4), computed from the figures above, never asserted by the source.
| Model | Count | Status | Owner |
|---|---|---|---|
| NVIDIA H200 | 880 | operational | Linköping University (Wallenberg Foundation funded, academic) |
| Partner | GPUs | Model | Stage | Award |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| National Academic Infrastructure for Supercomputing in Sweden (NAISS) | 400 | NVIDIA GB200 | awarded | Primary source · 2026-04-21 |
| Bull (Eviden) | — | — | awarded | Primary source · 2026-04-21 |
| Research Institutes of Sweden (RISE) | — | — | empanelled | Primary source · 2024-12-10 |
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: Knut and Alice Wallenberg Foundation, Linköping University, Eviden, AI Sweden, EuroHPC JU, Swedish Research Council.
Berzelius: 880 NVIDIA H200 GPUs, 110 DGX nodes, operational. Funded by Wallenberg Foundation (private). MIMER EuroHPC AI Factory selected Dec 2024. Enterprise AI factory (Ericsson/AstraZeneca/SAAB) is private.
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.