Sayari and DataExpert Partner to Provide Sovereign AI to European Governments

August 27, 2026
Sayari and DataExpert have formed a partnership to bring Sayari's sovereign AI platform to government, law enforcement, defense, and financial intelligence agencies in eight European countries.

Sayari has partnered with DataExpert to distribute its sovereign AI platform to government agencies in eight European countries, the company said in a press release. The partnership covers Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden.

The companies said the platform will be offered to government, law enforcement, defense, and financial intelligence agencies. DataExpert will provide implementation, training, workflow support, and local support for agencies using the platform.

Sayari said its platform uses primary source data to support investigations into ownership, trade, and money flows across borders. The company said the partnership expands its government work in Europe, where it already serves financial institutions, multinational companies, and government entities.

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