AWS, Microsoft and Google together hold roughly two-thirds of the cloud infrastructure market. This concentration puts global governance at risk.
Cloud providers act as gatekeepers, controlling access to computation and storage. Their dominance means a handful of corporations can shape how infrastructure is used.
Emergent sovereignty requires alternatives that let participants verify governance actions. A shared global state built on everyday devices breaks the cloud monopoly.
Decentralized verification on ordinary hardware ensures no single entity controls the infrastructure of governance.