Generative AI (GenAI) is no longer just a buzzword. Across the public sector, organizations are moving quickly to integrate AI-driven solutions with the promise of greater productivity, efficiency, and improved citizen experiences. But with this acceleration come pressing challenges around security, infrastructure, and talent.
In this article, we unpack the key findings from the 2025 Global Public Sector Enterprise Cloud Index Report, and highlight how public sector organizations can prepare for the future with the right infrastructure and partners.
📊 94% of public sector organizations are already leveraging GenAI applications or workloads.
💬 Common use cases include constituent and employee support (such as AI chatbots) and content generation.
🔒 92% of respondents believe their organization could be doing more to secure GenAI models and applications.📈 96% agree that GenAI is reshaping priorities, elevating data security and privacy to the top of the IT agenda.
Security isn’t just an IT issue, it’s a matter of public trust. For governments, healthcare systems, and educational institutions, protecting sensitive data is foundational to sustainable GenAI adoption.
Modern AI workloads demand resilient, cloud-native infrastructure. Yet:
Without strong infrastructure, the promise of GenAI risks being undermined by performance bottlenecks, scalability issues, or security vulnerabilities.
Cloud-native approaches are becoming the norm:
This shift enables greater flexibility, scalability, and security — all essential for the next wave of AI-powered public services.
While momentum is strong, several barriers must be addressed:
GenAI’s potential is real, but success will depend on how well organizations balance innovation with trust and resilience.
At Cloud Power, we work with public sector organizations to modernize their infrastructure, ensuring it is secure, scalable, and ready to support GenAI at enterprise scale. From containerization to cloud-native solutions, we help bridge the gap between ambition and execution.
With the right infrastructure and trusted partners, the public sector can harness GenAI to deliver better services, improve efficiency, and strengthen trust with citizens.