Thoughts on data sovereignty, AI infrastructure, and open-source LLMs.
A 2B Jev-style Decision Model running locally with EuLLM makes real-time decisions in around 10 ms on an RTX 5070 Ti, with no external API.
EULLM has been allocated compute time on two EuroHPC supercomputers: Leonardo in Bologna and LUMI in Finland. We're building our first vertical model on A100s and validating ROCm multi-GPU on the continent's largest AMD cluster.
On June 12, 2026, the US government ordered Anthropic to cut off access to its most advanced AI models for every non-American on the planet. No notice. No appeal. No exceptions. If you needed a wake-up call about what digital sovereignty really means in practice, this is it.
European open-source AI has matured faster than almost anyone predicted. From Mistral to Qwen to a growing ecosystem of infrastructure tools, the sovereign AI stack is real, and it's competitive.
The EU AI Act is the world's first comprehensive AI regulation. Here's what European businesses need to know, and why running your own LLM infrastructure is becoming a compliance imperative.
European organizations are increasingly waking up to the risks of depending on US and Chinese cloud infrastructure for critical AI workloads. Here's what data sovereignty really means, and why the stakes are higher than most realize.
GDPR was written before the current wave of large language models. But its principles apply directly, and for many AI use cases, running a local LLM is the only way to stay compliant.
