Data and models under your jurisdiction
For EU public bodies, regulated industries, and organisations responding to public tenders, sovereignty and compliance aren't optional. Here's specifically how EuLLM addresses that.
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 EU AI Act and GDPR
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.
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) and LUMI (CSC, Finland) — European public infrastructure, not a US hyperscaler.
Read how we use Leonardo and LUMI →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 European AI sovereignty
We've written about why data and infrastructure sovereignty matters for European organisations.
Talk to us about your organisation's requirements
Public tenders, regulated industries, EU-hosted deployments — let's talk specifics.