Private AI readiness
Where should your private AI run?
Six questions about your data, your people and the rules you work under. You get where it should run, what hardware it takes, and the first step. Nothing is sent unless you send it.
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What decides where private AI should run?
Three things: what the data is, where it must stay, and the rules you work under. Health records, privileged work and controlled data belong on hardware inside your boundary. Internal documents can run in your own cloud account, or on private machines kept for you alone. How many people ask at once decides how much hardware it takes.
Questions
Are our answers sent anywhere?
No. The check runs in your browser. Your answers reach us only if you choose to send them to our team, and you can read and change them in the contact form first.
Is this a quote?
No. It is where to start. After a working call we write a plan that says what we would build first, where it would run, and what it would take.
What if we already have servers?
Then we usually start there. We size the work to the machines you run, and source and build more only when they are needed.
More of what we build
Every project is built the way we work: we listen, build one useful thing first, run it, and stay.