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Infrastructure

Private AI Infrastructure

We assess whether a private cloud, a European provider or on-premises infrastructure best fits your data, security requirements and operating constraints.

Typical trigger

AI infrastructure for sensitive data, latency and operating constraints.

We determine whether private AI infrastructure is appropriate for your use case and which data, security and operational questions need to be resolved first.

Situation map
  1. Signal

    Public cloud is excluded

  2. Risk

    Operations unclear after PoC

  3. Guardrail

    Operating model with real numbers

Situation

When this becomes relevant

Public AI services are not suitable for every type of data or process. Privacy requirements, contracts, latency or ongoing costs may call for private infrastructure. The key questions are which operating model is realistic and what it will require beyond the hardware.

Which data must be processed privately, and where would an external service with appropriate safeguards be sufficient?

What ongoing costs arise beyond the hardware, including patching, monitoring and model updates?

Would a European cloud provider meet the requirements, or do the constraints require infrastructure under your own control?

Risks

Risks to address

On-premises infrastructure without clear ownership for secure and reliable operation.

Investment in GPU capacity before workloads, expected utilisation and future scaling needs are understood.

Assuming that privacy requirements always demand on-premises operation without assessing alternative safeguards.

Which infrastructure model fits your AI workloads?

Describe the data involved, your requirements and the current environment. We will compare suitable operating models and include ongoing costs in the assessment.

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