Your data is exposed to third-party platforms
You have no visibility into how the model uses, stores, or trains on your inputs
Your business logic and IP are flowing through someone else's infrastructure
Convenient? Sure.
But survivable? Probably not.
This isn't about spinning up a cloud instance. This is about owning your stack-end to end. When we talk about private AI hosting, we mean:
Your models (LLMs, vector DBs, inference engines)
Your data (not shared, stored, or reused)
Your infrastructure (on-prem, cloud, hybrid-your call)
Your access control, audit logs, and safety rails
You don't rent trust. You build it. And we help you build it right.
We've helped businesses deploy private AI systems on everything from AWS to bare-metal internal servers. Whether you're dealing with compliance, speed, or cost, we build the right stack for your risk tolerance.
You'll get:
Custom infrastructure blueprints
Cloud vs. on-prem risk tradeoffs
Hands-on support for deployment, optimization, and ops
Full visibility, observability, and control over your models
Hosted internal GPT-style assistants on secure subnets
Built private Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) pipelines for customer service
Deployed local vector databases for proprietary search
Rebuilt insecure tools that were piping sensitive inputs through OpenAI without guardrails
Created team-specific prompt security protocols and access layers
We don't just build this stuff for clients. We run it ourselves. Our own infrastructure (Metis, Helios, Hades, Bruce, etc.) is:
Internally hosted
GPU-accelerated
Hardened for agentic workflows
Managed by human + AI operators
Auditable, replicable, and scalable
If we weren't confident enough to use it ourselves, we wouldn't sell it to you.
Before we recommend hosting anything, we start with your AI Readiness Audit.
That's how we figure out:
What you're doing today
What risks you're already exposed to
What kind of stack makes sense for your team, compliance load, and budget
There's no one-size-fits-all here. But there is a right next step.
Why Not Just Use OpenAI?
You don't control their logs
Your prompts can leak proprietary info
You're locked into their cost structure
You can't build long-term differentiation
If their API changes, you break
"They built a good tool. We're helping you build a real system."
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