Omnissa expands Sovereign Solution to more markets, designed to give enterprises a safe place to run AI

~Expansion of Omnissa Sovereign Solution to new global markets gives organizations greater control over where and how their digital workplace is managed~

~A safe place to run in private clouds and Sovereign deployment helps organizations maintain control as enterprise endpoints become the platform to deliver AI agents ~

~Announcement comes as Omnissa hosts Omnissa ONE EMEA 2026 in Amsterdam~

AMSTERDAM and MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., Nov. 4, 2026 — Omnissa®, a leading platform company for securing the agentic endpoint, announced today at Omnissa ONE EMEA the expansion of the Omnissa Sovereign Solution (OSS) to six new markets across Europe and Asia. A fully managed service, OSS is designed to keep customer data, service operations, technical support and the customer contract within the customer's jurisdiction. OSS already supports hundreds of thousands of devices across Austria, Germany, Spain, Sweden and the Czech Republic, including customers in mission-critical and regulated industries.

A safe place for AI to run:
As Europe seeks greater control and governance across the AI stack, those same principles of sovereignty must extend beyond where a model is hosted or where data is stored. It must also cover where AI agents run, what they can reach and who controls the infrastructure beneath them. With this shift, the endpoint, virtual or physical, becomes a critical enforcement point for governing how and where those agents operate. Across Omnissa Workspace ONE® and Omnissa Horizon®, customers can choose deployment models that align with their requirements, including operating within their own data centers.

Sovereign control, now in more markets:
OSS is now available in eight markets across Europe and Asia, including Austria, Germany, Spain, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Sweden, South Korea and India, with seven additional markets expected in the coming months, including France, Norway, Poland, KSA, Qatar, the UAE, and Thailand. New Microsoft Windows Server®OS support extends this sovereign management model beyond end-user devices to more of the enterprise technology environment. The expansion comes as organizations increasingly view sovereignty through the lens of control, not simply where data resides. That means control over who operates and supports the environment, which jurisdiction governs it and, increasingly, the agents within it.

"AI needs a safe place to run," said Amit Singh, CEO of Omnissa. "The endpoint is the last mile of enterprise AI security, where agents interact with applications, data and systems, and where intelligence becomes action. Our platform is designed to create a sovereign, secure environment that helps protect the agents working on your behalf and defend against agents that may be working against you."

OSS is built around four elements that remain within the customer's jurisdiction. Customer data is held on local infrastructure; the service is deployed and operated by a local entity certified under Omnissa's partner program; technical support is delivered in-market; and customers contract with the local partner. OSS is already being delivered in live markets through certified local partners, including GEMA International Hosting, the core OSS service provider partner for Omnissa.

The Omnissa platform is designed to provide a safe place for AI to run, combining containment, sovereignty and accountability to help European enterprises can adopt AI securely and on their own terms. For the agentic endpoint, Omnissa is taking a prevention first approach: helping reduce the opportunity for any agent, malicious or otherwise, to exploit a vulnerability, and remediate rapidly as attacks accelerate. Detection and response remain essential; keeping the ground under the agents clean comes first.

Omnissa ONE EMEA 2026 will provide an in-depth look at solutions across the Omnissa platform, including VDI and apps, UEM, DEX, and security.

Today's news, and the Omnissa ONE EMEA event, comes on the heels of Omnissa ONE in Orlando, FL in September, an annual event that highlighted how organizations are shifting to an increasingly agentic workspace and building trust in AI. That event featured participation from sponsors, including NVIDIA, Nutanix, Google, Amazon Web Services (AWS), IGEL and Red Hat.

For more information about Omnissa ONE EMEA 2026, please visit here.

SOURCE Omnissa, LLC