While the U.S., China, India, and the European Union design sovereign artificial intelligence strategies, Mexico is arriving late to the table. Scientika analysis on where the country stands in the next wave of global technology policy, and which decisions will determine the cost of falling behind.

Mexico's National Cybersecurity Strategy update for 2025-2030 arrives precisely when nearshoring demands modern OT architecture. Mexico has the opportunity to align its technical framework with NIST SP 800-82 and capture an OT services market that could grow three to five times by 2030. A Scientika analysis of the 2026 implementation roadmap and sectoral industrial capture.

Author: Daniela Muñoz · Technology and AI · February 27 In the contemporary global order, the frontier of national sovereignty has ceased to be a geographic line and become an architecture of silicon, data, and energy. The recent reconfiguration of the technological landscape, driven by the International AI Forum in India and New Delhi summits in 2026, marks an inflection point for emerging economies. India has undertaken a deliberate transition from being a rule-taker to bec

Author: Alex Garcia Williams · Technology and AI · March 3 For decision-makers in the financial and public sectors, the current debate no longer centers on when to adopt frontier artificial intelligence, but on how to govern it. The trajectory of this technology is being dictated by the design and safety philosophies of three principal actors: OpenAI, Anthropic, and xAI (Elon Musk). Choosing between them is not a simple IT decision, but a strategic risk management, data sover