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Open-weight models running on your own hardware or in your private cloud. Prompts, documents and outputs never leave your network.
01
Why Run It Yourself
Sending data to a third-party model API isn't an option for every organization. When it isn't, the model has to come to the data.
Common reasons:
- Regulated data such as health records or borrower files
- Data residency laws or contractual restrictions
- Predictable cost at high, steady volume
- Full control over model versions and upgrades
02
Model Selection
The best open model for your use case depends on the task and on the hardware you have. We benchmark candidates on your own evaluation set before recommending one.
We check:
- Accuracy on your tasks across Llama, Qwen, Mistral, Gemma and other open-weight families
- Fit on your GPUs at the context length you need
- License terms for commercial use
03
Deployment Stack
Production serving that exposes an OpenAI-compatible API, so your applications don't need to care which model is behind it.
Stack:
- vLLM for production serving, Ollama for small deployments
- Kubernetes or bare metal
- Air-gapped installs with an offline model registry
- No hardware yet? See Sovereign AI Infrastructure
1vllm serve Qwen/Qwen2.5-32B-Instruct-AWQ \2 --tensor-parallel-size 2 \3 --max-model-len 32768 \4 --api-key $INTERNAL_API_KEY04
Private RAG & Agents
Everything we build for Enterprise AI and Agentic AI can also run fully inside your network.
Local components:
- Local embedding and re-ranking models
- Self-hosted vector stores: pgvector, Qdrant or Milvus
- Access through your identity provider, with logs kept in-house
Related
Related capabilities
Sovereign AI Infrastructure
Dedicated in-country capacity for workloads that cannot leave the jurisdiction.
Learn more →AI Inference
Serving models fast and cheaply: batching, quantization, routing and caching.
Learn more →Model Fine-Tuning
LoRA and full fine-tunes on open models, with evals before and after.
Learn more →