Private AI Infrastructure
Your AI. Your data. Your jurisdiction.
Your AI. Your data. Your jurisdiction.
Every team is already using AI. The question is not whether to adopt it — it is whether the data feeding it stays under your control.
Is this for you?
→ Your team uses ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, or Gemini — and someone in legal or compliance has already raised a concern → You handle client data, IP, or regulated information that cannot leave your infrastructure → You've been told "we can't use AI for this" — and you need a way to change that answer → You want AI that works for your whole office, at a predictable cost, without a per-query bill
What this means in practice
prompts, documents, and responses stay on your infrastructure
fixed monthly cost, not per-query billing that multiplies with your team
no US CLOUD Act exposure, no foreign government access
no trans-atlantic round trips between your team and the model
not OpenAI's, not Google's, not anyone's
What PILOT deploys for you
Private LLM Inference
Your own instance of open-source models — Llama, Mistral, Qwen, DeepSeek — running on private GPU infrastructure in EU datacenters. No per-token billing. No training on your data.
AI Assistants for your team
A private ChatGPT-like interface connected to your documents, your knowledge base, your internal systems. Built on AnythingLLM or Open WebUI, configured for your workflow.
Autonomous Agents
AI that doesn't just answer — it acts. Document processing, data extraction, workflow automation, report generation. Agents that run inside your infrastructure and connect to your existing tools via API.
RAG — Your documents, searchable by AI
Feed your contracts, manuals, case files, or product documentation into a private vector database. Ask questions in plain language, get answers with citations. No document ever touches a third-party server.
Who this is for
→ Legal teams that need AI assistance but cannot send client communications or privileged documents outside controlled infrastructure
→ Financial services under DORA and GDPR that require auditability of every AI interaction and data residency within EU borders
→ Healthcare processing patient data that needs AI assistance without touching US infrastructure or violating data residency requirements
→ R&D and product teams protecting IP — source code, research, proprietary datasets that must never appear in a commercial AI training pipeline
→ Development teams running CI/CD, code review, or documentation generation that cannot use GitHub Copilot due to IP or compliance policies
→ Any organization that has already asked "can we use AI for this?" and heard "no" from legal or compliance
Why private GPU in EU matters
- Responds instantly — no trans-atlantic round trips between your team and the model
- Costs become predictable — fixed infrastructure, not per-token billing that spikes with usage
- Models can be fine-tuned on your proprietary data without exposing it externally
- Audit trails are yours — every query, every response, logged in your systems under your retention policy
The stack
- Compute — dedicated GPU infrastructure in EU datacenters, sized to your workload
- Inference engine — Ollama or vLLM, depending on model size and throughput requirements
- Interface — Open WebUI or AnythingLLM, configured for your team
- Vector database — Qdrant or ChromaDB for RAG workloads
- Monitoring — TOWER keeps an eye on GPU utilization, uptime, and response times
- Integration — OpenAI-compatible API endpoint, drops into your existing tools
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- Latency — EU inference: 5–15ms round-trip vs. 80–120ms for US API endpoints. At scale, the difference between a snappy interface and one that feels broken.
- VRAM — 7B model @ Q4 quantization = ~4GB VRAM. 70B @ INT4 = ~42GB. Most business use cases run comfortably on a single A100 80GB.
- Serving — vLLM for high-throughput production workloads, Ollama for simplicity and fast iteration.
- RAG — chunk size 500–1000 tokens, 100–200 token overlap. Embedding model choice matters more than most people think.
- Vector DB — Qdrant for performance at scale, ChromaDB for simpler setups.
- API — OpenAI-compatible endpoint. Drop-in replacement for any tool already calling OpenAI — no code changes needed.
- Models — Llama 3, Mistral, Qwen, DeepSeek. Model selection depends on language requirements, context window, and task type. We assess per deployment.
- Fine-tuning — LoRA/QLoRA on your proprietary data, stays entirely within your infrastructure.
Want to build this yourself?
Read the Pilot Book: Private AI Infrastructure — full setup guide, hardware requirements, model selection, and honest cost breakdown. No fluff.
Related missions
- Sensitive Industries — full sovereign stack for legal, healthcare and financial services
- Developer Stack — private GPU for code assistants and CI/CD pipelines
- Infrastructure — the hardware layer behind every PILOT deployment
Related services
- Private GPU — compute specs, model sizing, and throughput estimates
- Integration — connecting private AI to your existing tools and workflows
- TOWER Monitoring — GPU utilization, uptime, and inference performance tracking
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