Digital Sovereignty

Digital sovereignty is a country's ability to control the data and digital infrastructure that runs its economy and government, rather than depending entirely on foreign-owned cloud platforms. This simulation visualizes a nation's data requests choosing between a local sovereign cloud inside its own border and three foreign providers with different jurisdictions and risk profiles floating just outside it. Toggle providers off, tighten the localization mandate, and fund sovereignty investment to see how dependency risk, latency and cross-border traffic respond in real time.