With the rise of AI, compute sovereignty has become a strategic imperative, requiring control over key technologies to mitigate risks from dependency and geopolitical fragmentation.
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The S&P Global Foundation and S&P Global announce their support for StepForward, a three-year $10 million initiative aimed at equipping the next generation with the skills needed to succeed in an AI-enabled workforce. Launched in December 2025, StepForward supports organizations delivering innovative workforce readiness and AI education programs globally.
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In this episode of The Decisive, host Kristen Hallam explores the murky world of maritime identity manipulation—a growing threat that’s reshaping global shipping, sanctions enforcement, and international trade. Joined by maritime risk and compliance expert Jeremy Domballe, Kristen unpacks how vessels can alter their digital, physical, and legal identities to operate undetected on the world’s oceans.
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S&P Global now brings AI-powered energy insights from S&P Global Energy directly into S&P Global Market Intelligence’s Capital IQ Pro.
Our clients can access proprietary news and insights —integrated with GenAI tools—across the entire energy value chain.
This innovation connects energy market dynamics to financial analysis, supporting informed decisions in today’s complex markets.
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Digital sovereignty — the ability of a government or organization to control its digital destiny unfettered by external influence or dependence — has been part of the IT landscape since the emergence of cloud computing. National and regional sovereign cloud initiatives have arisen to address growing concerns about operational control, data locality and jurisdictional governance.
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Private markets have long been seen as quieter than public markets, with fewer price ticks and less pressure to mark assets daily. However, as private credit expands and faces a volatile macro environment, valuation is now more visible, frequent, and consequential.
This four-part series, inspired by a recent S&P Global webinar with Peter Alleston (Product Manager, Private Market Valuations) and Abhinav Tickoo (APAC Delivery & Consulting Lead), will guide readers through the evolving complexity of private market valuations.
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AI infrastructure is power-constrained today. The question is whether efficiency gains within the AI ecosystem — and across the broader economy — can eventually offset what AI consumes. But does it actually need to?
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The demand for data center capacity is booming, and that growth is extending into the associated areas working to manage risk. Data center projects have escalated in scale and cost, creating concerns not only about financing, but also the entangled supply chain and energy grid connectivity pathways.
Join analysts Tony Lenoir and Kelly Morgan with host Eric Hanselman as they preview our upcoming webinar, “Underwriting the Digital Backbone: Navigating Risk and Growth in Data Center Insurance.”
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The EU's methane emissions framework has drawn pushback from major gas producers and industry groups, which warn that critical implementation details remain undefined even as a key 2027 regulatory deadline looms.
In this episode of Energy Evolution, host Eklavya Gupte asks whether Europe's methane regulation will set a new global standard for climate accountability or trigger an energy crisis by impacting long-term contracts and reshaping global gas trade flows.
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Energy has moved back to the center of corporate strategy and public policy — and AI is a major reason why. In this episode of the Look Forward Podcast from S&P Global, host Aries Poon is joined by S&P Global experts Aneesh Prabhu, Ashutosh Singh, and Raoul LeBlanc to map the fast-changing energy reality now confronting utilities, investors, and governments.
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European offshore wind developers are coming to terms with a new era of caution and selectivity, as financial constraints and supply chain limitations combine to create an environment in which potential projects outnumber the capital, equipment and workforce available to build them, according to a senior executive at Skyborn Renewables GmbH.
"I'm not saying it's a free-for-all, but the dynamics have changed," Adam Thomsen, Skyborn's chief development officer, said in an April 22 interview with Platts, part of S&P Global Energy, on the sidelines of trade association WindEurope's annual conference in Madrid.
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Power is becoming the binding constraint on AI infrastructure growth. Dominion Energy — the utility at the center of US data center alley — now has 70 GW of pending connection requests, a figure that has tripled since early 2025 and continues to grow at 2–3 GW per month.
But the defining issue here is not AI’s energy consumption. It is whether AI changes the overall energy equation.
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