deepset Joins HPE Unleash AI Program for Sovereign Agentic AI Deployment

Jun 19, 2026
deepset has joined Hewlett Packard Enterprise's Unleash AI partner program to support the deployment of governed AI agents and applications in sovereign and regulated environments using its Haystack Enterprise Platform.

deepset has joined the Hewlett Packard Enterprise Unleash AI partner program announced in a press release. The collaboration aims to help government, defense, and regulated enterprises deploy AI agents and applications in sovereign, self-hosted, and air-gapped environments.

deepset will use its Haystack Enterprise Platform together with HPE's AI infrastructure and ecosystem to simplify the deployment of governed AI systems. The joint architecture enables organizations to build and orchestrate AI agents, multi-agent systems, and retrieval-augmented generation applications while maintaining control over data, models, and operations.

The Unleash AI program combines validated independent software vendor solutions with HPE engineered AI systems such as HPE Private Cloud AI and the HPE AI Factory with NVIDIA technology. This partnership expands access to secure and governed AI capabilities for public sector, defense, cybersecurity, and enterprise customers.

deepset has previously supported sovereign AI initiatives with entities including the European Commission and the German Ministry of Research, Technology and Space, focusing on compliance, governance, and operational control in mission-critical environments.

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