Data Sovereignty

Data sovereignty is the principle that a nation or region has the right to control and manage the data generated within its borders, including where it is stored, processed, and accessed. It is a policy framework aimed at protecting a country's data from foreign surveillance and ensuring compliance with local laws.

Why it’s in the news: It is in the news now due to the EU's targeted consultations to safeguard its data sovereignty and the global push by nations to control data in the era of AI and autonomous systems.

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