Harnessing internal knowledge with AI
AI using your own data, without revealing any data
An LLM’s response is only as good as the data it’s based on. But for many industries, sending corporate data to a hyperscaler is simply not an option. We’ll show you how AI works locally with your data. - and -compliant.
EU AI Act
The EU AI Act is the world's first comprehensive legislative regulation of AI systems, in force since August 2024. It classifies AI applications by risk level and sets concrete requirements for transparency, control, data protection and human oversight for high-risk systems.
GDPR
The GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation, EU 2016/679) is the European regulation for the protection of personal data — particularly relevant for IT infrastructure in Art. 5 (principles), Art. 17 (right to erasure), Art. 28 (processors) and Art. 32 (security of processing).
What we talk about
What are the use cases?
Searching for information within the company, contract analysis, searching through files and archives, and onboarding support. We start with the use case, not the model.
What data should be included?
Structured sources (databases, ERP systems), unstructured sources (documents, emails, wikis). Setting up a RAG pipeline for your data.
What hardware?
Silent . Licence packages for 25, 50 or 100 named users. Scalability via appliance classes.
AI Appliance
An AI appliance is a dedicated hardware unit in which an AI model, computing infrastructure (GPU), data storage and software stack are combined into a ready-to-operate system — as an alternative to a self-built AI server or cloud AI.
What you won’t hear from us
No comparison with Microsoft Copilot
A different product, a different privacy model. We’re not promoting head-to-head comparisons with cloud AI, but a different architecture.
No, it’s not a case of “you need hyperscaler capacity”
That’s not true for most internal AI use cases. We scale our infrastructure to meet actual demand.
No AI buzzwords
without a specific use case.
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We will get back to you within 24 hours
Tell us what knowledge you currently have that isn’t being put to use. And we’ll show you how AI can make it usable on your hardware and with your data. On weekdays. With the right contact person.
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