Data and models under your jurisdiction
Every organisation needs to keep its data and models under its own control — not just in the EU. Whether you're in the US, in China, or anywhere else, the same principle applies: your data shouldn't have to leave your infrastructure. Here's specifically how EuLLM makes that possible.
Data and models stay under your jurisdiction
EuLLM Engine runs entirely on infrastructure you control — on-prem, in your own cloud, or at the edge. When you need a shared registry, EuLLM Hub offers an EU-hosted region, alongside self-hosting.
Documentation support for regulatory compliance
Every Platform model ships with a model card and a compliance documentation card. Engine logs every request to a local audit trail you control, ready for your auditors — built around the EU AI Act and GDPR today, useful wherever you need an audit trail.
No binary or compliance card alone makes a system compliant: compliance is a property of the whole system and its governance.
Trained on European supercomputers
We train and benchmark on EuroHPC systems — Leonardo (Cineca, Italy), LUMI (CSC, Finland) and JUPITER (Jülich, Germany) — European public infrastructure, not a US hyperscaler.
Read how we use EuroHPC supercomputers →An Italian company, open-source code
EuLLM is built in Milan by I3K Technologies, and licensed under AGPL-3.0 — every line is publicly verifiable on GitHub.
On data sovereignty
We've written about why data and infrastructure sovereignty matters — for every organisation, not just in Europe.
Talk to us about your organisation's requirements
Regulated industries, data residency requirements, self-hosted or EU-hosted deployments — let's talk specifics.