IBM Sovereign Core and Duality help organizations collaborate on sensitive data without exposing it

IBM Sovereign Core and Duality Technologies are positioned as a combined approach for developing sovereign AI systems that can analyze sensitive, distributed data without centralizing or exposing it. IBM Sovereign Core provides customer-operated controls for identity, access, keys, logging, compliance evidence, and governance within a sovereign boundary, while Duality uses privacy-enhancing technologies to support protected analytics and AI collaboration across organizations, jurisdictions, and cloud environments. The approach is intended for sectors such as government, defense, healthcare, finance, and research, where data-sharing restrictions can limit collaborative work on issues including intelligence, fraud, and medical research. Proposed uses include federated workloads across agencies and sovereign clouds, secure access to public cloud computing capacity, and confidential queries against external data providers. The companies argue that this model enables organizations to retain data custody, enforce consistent policies, protect sensitive queries and outputs, and generate shared insights without creating centralized copies of protected information.

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