

MeetKai has announced the rollout of its sovereign AI platform across six countries: Brazil, Ukraine, Pakistan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and Bangladesh, covering more than 700 million people. The platform is built entirely on NVIDIA accelerated computing and is designed to allow countries to run AI models locally without relying on foreign cloud services.
The company’s initiative focuses on data sovereignty by enabling governments and enterprises to operate AI systems within their own national infrastructure. By reducing dependence on foreign cloud services, the platform is designed to give countries greater control over how they deploy AI models and data.
The rollout begins with projects in Brazil and Ukraine, with additional deployments planned across the other four countries. MeetKai said the platform will also support local AI skill development and secure, air-gapped AI deployments for governments and enterprises.
In Ukraine, MeetKai is working with Kyivstar on a national-scale AI factory. The project is part of the company’s effort to establish AI infrastructure that can operate locally while supporting national requirements.
In Brazil, MeetKai has won a public tender with SERPRO, the country’s federal data processing service. The project forms another key part of the company’s sovereign AI expansion across the six markets.
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MeetKai’s sovereign AI platform is built entirely on NVIDIA accelerated computing. The infrastructure is intended to support local AI model deployment while allowing governments and businesses to maintain greater control over their data and AI workloads.
The company is also planning further expansion into African markets, where it intends to leverage NVIDIA technology for additional sovereign AI deployments.
The six-country rollout highlights the growing focus on sovereign AI infrastructure, as governments and enterprises seek to develop local capabilities while reducing dependence on overseas cloud infrastructure. MeetKai’s announced deployments cover a combined population of more than 700 million people.