Option 1
Placement review
A decision for one or two workloads.
Short answer: put AI where the data is allowed to live. Sensitive or regulated data points to on-premises or private in-country hosting; general workloads benefit from cloud scale; most organisations end up hybrid.
Classify the data
Check the rules
Weigh cost and speed
Place the workload
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Delivery flow
Built in from day one
A typical customerCDO, CIO and CTO · An architecture that will be approved.
Where should AI run: public cloud, local cloud or inside your data centre?
The wrong choice raises cost, blocks approvals or limits which models you can use.
We match each AI workload to the right environment using data sensitivity, cost, latency and regulation.
How we work
Rate data and workloads by sensitivity.
Weigh cloud, local and hybrid options.
Draw the target architecture.
Test with a real workload.
Option 1
A decision for one or two workloads.
Option 2
Policy and architecture for all AI.
Option 3
We then stand up the environment.
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For most enterprise tasks such as search, summarisation, classification and Arabic document work, right-sized private models perform well. Frontier reasoning is still strongest in the cloud.
Yes, if the architecture keeps models swappable. We design for that from the start.
An architecture where sensitive requests are served by private models and general requests by cloud models, with a router enforcing the policy.
Yes, through AI in a Box and in-country GPU hosting options.
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