One year later: Sovereign AI and the fight for choice

Cloudflare announced that EuroLLM, a multilingual European model supporting 35 languages including all 24 official EU languages, and Apertus, Switzerland’s fully open multilingual model trained across more than 1,500 languages, are becoming available through Workers AI by request. Developed by public research institutions, the models are presented as options that can reduce reliance on individual AI providers while improving support for underserved and regional languages. The announcement builds on Cloudflare’s broader argument that AI sovereignty and resilience depend on choice, open standards, and the ability to switch between models, citing projects in India, Singapore, and Japan that used locally relevant language models for public services and healthcare communication. Cloudflare also introduced hands-on workshops for government cybersecurity agencies and critical infrastructure operators, beginning in Singapore in October, to help participants deploy an open-source AI security harness that coordinates multiple models to identify, verify, and prioritize vulnerabilities without depending on a single provider.

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