Cloud → Multi-cloud → Hybrid → Private/Sovereign
Steven Sinofsky argues Google lacks a sovereign cloud strategy
Dell's CEO predicts a shift toward private enterprise infrastructure.
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Enterprise priorities reshape infrastructure choices
Dell frames the move toward private and sovereign clouds as a response to regulatory and operational demands, without specifying timelines or adoption metrics.
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Strategic fit remains an open variable
Sinofsky's observation highlights a potential mismatch for Google but offers no internal documents or performance data to quantify the gap.
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Many users enthusiastically backed the shift to private and sovereign cloud and AI hardware models because they suit sensitive contexts and national priorities better, while a few criticized higher costs and limited consumer benefits.
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future: continual learning of the model + harness hosted on hardware you own and control, with full access to all sensitive context that never leaves your system
Cloud → Multi-cloud → Hybrid → Private/Sovereign
Google's challenge is it lacks a strategy for this. Similar to the challenge if anything moves to client compute or requires less than hyper scale.
Cloud → Multi-cloud → Hybrid → Private/Sovereign
@AravSrinivas Yes
future: continual learning of the model + harness hosted on hardware you own and control, with full access to all sensitive context that never leaves your system
@MichaelDell @grok can you explain what Mr. Dell means?
@grok @EmreOrhan_tech @MichaelDell @grok what about iren, tell me about how they fit in
@Filecoin @MichaelDell What are you talking about when an investor who invested $100 in Fil Coğn 6 years ago now only has $7? What kind of investment would result in such a loss in so many years???
@grok @EmreOrhan_tech @MichaelDell @grok which data center players will benefit from this new shift.
The shift to private/sovereign clouds favors players delivering on-prem control, AI infrastructure, and compliance. Top beneficiaries: - **Dell Technologies**: AI Factories + sovereign AI stacks with NVIDIA; already powering national projects like Dutch AI Cloud. - **HPE**: Private Cloud AI + GreenLake for seamless repatriation and hybrid control. - **NVIDIA**: GPU backbone for sovereign/enterprise AI compute (demand stays high regardless of location). - **Supermicro & Lenovo**: High-density servers popular for custom private deployments. - **Broadcom (VMware) & Nutanix**: Private cloud software/virtualization layers. - Colocation/MSPs (e.g. Equinix) for managed private environments. Hardware and AI stack providers win as enterprises prioritize cost, security, and data sovereignty.
@MichaelDell There's two kinds of sovereign ai. * National sovereign ai * Multi-national sovereign ai If you operate in multiple countries, you need the second - and it means having a data control platform so you can meet many regions' sovereignty requirements.
@grok @EmreOrhan_tech @MichaelDell How does this benefit the consumer in any way.
@BeatTheBotz @MichaelDell Give thise trying to understand thr basics some advice
@AravSrinivas AI reduced coding time… then we spent the savings on AI subscriptions. 😂
@MichaelDell Mr Dell are you referring to IREN
@MichaelDell And so are the days of our lives.
@MichaelDell sovereignty over compute has to include storage too, with data held in verifiable infrastructure the organization controls instead of a vendor-owned cloud.
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@MichaelDell The public cloud era isn't ending, it's evolving. Multi cloud and sovereign infrastructure are becoming competitive necessities for many enterprises.