The sovereign-AI map tracks government and quasi-government AI programs across 21 countries. It captures three things per country: the labs nextomoro covers headquartered there, the named sovereign-AI initiative (CHIPS Act, EuroHPC, BharatGen, K-AI, etc.), and the disclosed government funding committed to AI infrastructure or compute.
The data sits inside the Atlas at the country layer and is rebuilt every night from the lab and funding records, so the lab counts and private-funding totals move as the Atlas does. The line above the table shows the date of the build you are looking at. This page surfaces it standalone for quick browsing. Click a region chip to filter, search by country or notable lab, or sort any column. Cumulative private funding is the sum of disclosed-round capital tracked in the Atlas's rounds layer per lab in that country; the government number is the country's stated AI-program commitment (CHIPS, NAIRR, NSF AI Institutes, EuroHPC AI Factories, K-AI consortium, etc.).