A clinic has patient records, a law firm has case files, a leasing company has applications with financial statements, a manufacturer has drawings and pricing. AI would help each of them as much as anyone else, but the data cannot go to a public service: customer contracts forbid it, industry regulation forbids it, or common sense does. The usual result is that employees use ChatGPT from personal accounts anyway, only nobody sees it and nobody controls it.
Private AI solves this dilemma with architecture, not promises. We run the model where your data is allowed to be: open models (Llama, Mistral, Qwen, Gemma) in our own GPU cloud in a data centre in Lithuania (EU), Claude through Amazon Bedrock in an EU region in Frankfurt, inside your AWS account, or, when full isolation is required, on your own servers. In no case is your data used to train models, access is governed by the identities in your Microsoft 365 tenant, and every request and agent action is written to a log you can show an auditor.