Your content trains no model.
Not ours, not anyone else’s. A locally executed model has no back channel through which your content could travel. What you entrust to LOKI remains company knowledge. It does not become training material.
Data Sovereignty
Knowledge is the most valuable thing a company owns. So we build AI that works where that knowledge lives: on your premises. Not in our cloud.
Why it matters
Company knowledge is the foundation of the business: recipes, calculations, customer relationships. Whoever hands it to foreign infrastructure subjects it to foreign terms. From pricing to the CLOUD Act. Sovereignty means never entering that dependency in the first place.
LOKI and MINERVA run on hardware inside your company. They process questions, documents and machine data where those originate. As delivered, nothing reaches out to the internet, and there is no corporate account sitting behind your content.
Not ours, not anyone else’s. A locally executed model has no back channel through which your content could travel. What you entrust to LOKI remains company knowledge. It does not become training material.
Sovereignty proves itself on the day you part ways. You can throw us out, and everything keeps running. The system needs no server at our end and no third-party account. And nobody has to activate it remotely.
| What leaves the building | IGNAITE | Cloud AI |
|---|---|---|
| Your documents and measurement data | no | yes |
| Your questions and prompts | no | yes |
| Usage telemetry | no | yes |
| Licence or activation check | no | yes |
| Update check during operation | no | yes |
| Training data from your holdings | no | yes |
Six times "no" is a property of the construction. There is no code path there. If you enable an external provider, that changes for that one route. Visibly and logged.
You can throw us out. And everything keeps running.
Web search and external models exist as tools you enable deliberately. For that one route the compliance filter applies, and every call is logged. They are off by default.
Our compliance page shows what this means in detail: the data flow, the access rights, the deletion cascade. Concrete enough for IT leadership, data protection officers and works councils.