Data sovereignty is reshaping critical infrastructure operating models

The immediate implication is that infrastructure planners can no longer treat operational control and data authority as the same layer. The article positions data sovereignty as a design principle for critical infrastructure, with durability tied to a clean split between who runs systems and who controls the data. That matters across the infrastructure ecosystem because it reframes governance, not just uptime, as part of the architecture. The specific signal to watch is whether more infrastructure strategies explicitly document that separation between operations and data authority.