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67% of UK IT decision makers report having a defined exit strategy if their primary AI provider were to restrict service access.

PublisherRed Hat
ReportRed Hat Survey Explores the AI Sovereignty Gap and Disruption Risk Posed to UK Businesses
Published21 April 2026
TopicsAI Sovereignty, Business Continuity, AI, AI Risk, UK

Published by Red Hat in Red Hat Survey Explores the AI Sovereignty Gap and Disruption Risk Posed to UK Businesses , 21 April 2026. The figure is taken from the report as published; the full methodology is in the source.

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