Sovereign AI adapted to your sector
The same sovereign foundations for everyone: data hosted in the EU, daily wipe, SSO authentication. They are then tailored to your regulatory constraints across government, healthcare and finance.
The principle
The shared principle: your data stays inside your perimeter
Government & local authorities
For public administration & local government
Your staff handle citizens' data: social files, correspondence, council decisions. A sovereign AI saves them time without ever exposing that data to foreign providers.
Key challenges
Citizens' data
Civil registry, social services and housing data must never leave a controlled perimeter, in the EU.
GDPR & AI Act compliance
Public-interest mission, DPIA, transparency: we provide the documentation for your DPO.
Constrained budget
Fixed cost, no per-user licence: the bill does not grow with your headcount.
Concrete use cases
- Drafting and summarising letters, notes and minutes, reviewed by your staff
- Querying council decisions, regulations and internal procedures, with the source cited
- Preparing and summarising public procurement and grant application files: review and decisions stay with your staff
- Helping HR teams draft job descriptions and internal memos, with no screening of applicants and no staff evaluation
- Preparing front-desk replies, reviewed by a staff member before sending
- Building queryable business knowledge bases
AI prepares and summarises; decisions stay human. Uses classified as high-risk under the EU AI Act, such as granting social benefits, recruitment or staff evaluation, are not entrusted to it.
Compliance & sovereignty
Data hosted in the European Union, daily wipe of processing servers, authentication through your SSO. We support you on the DPIA and AI Act obligations. Proof point: see the Annemasse Agglo case study, live for over 12 months.
Healthcare
For the healthcare sector
Health data is among the most sensitive there is. A sovereign AI lets you exploit medical and administrative documentation without compromising medical confidentiality or compliance.
Key challenges
Health data
Highly sensitive data (Art. 9 GDPR): processed in a controlled environment, with no transfer outside the EU.
Certified health hosting
When entrusted to a provider, health data hosting must be HDS-certified: we design the architecture accordingly.
Medical confidentiality
No patient data is exposed to a third-party vendor or used to train a model.
Concrete use cases
- Summarising medical reports and documents
- Querying protocols, reference frameworks and internal procedures
- Assisting administrative documentation and medical coding
- Building knowledge bases for care teams
Confidentiality requirements
Depending on activities and data, certified HDS hosting may be required. The exact certified offer and scope must cover the relevant services; EU location alone is insufficient.
Finance & banking
For finance & banking
Financial services combine confidential data with a strict regulatory framework (DORA, NIS2). A sovereign AI delivers the power of LLMs without exposing your data or your compliance.
Key challenges
Confidentiality
Client data, contracts, analyses: processed in a controlled environment, with jurisdiction assessed for each provider.
DORA & NIS2
Digital operational resilience and network security: infrastructure you control contributes to both.
No vendor leakage
No data sent to a third-party provider or reused for training.
Concrete use cases
- Analysing and summarising financial and contractual documents
- Querying compliance documentation and procedures
- Assisting regulatory reporting
- Building secure internal knowledge bases
DORA & NIS2 compliance
The DORA regulation (digital operational resilience) and the NIS2 directive tighten requirements on security and control over subcontractors. A sovereign AI, operated on infrastructure you control and located in the EU, fits naturally into that logic. See also our sovereignty page.
Sources
Official sources
- Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 (AI Act), Annex III: high-risk AI systems, consolidated version on EUR-Lex (new window)
The list of high-risk AI systems, including those intended for recruitment and the evaluation of workers (point 4) and those used by or on behalf of public authorities to evaluate eligibility for essential public assistance benefits and services (point 5(a)). Consolidated version of 27 July 2026, incorporating Regulation (EU) 2026/1744: the requirements and obligations for these systems apply from 2 December 2027.
- Regulation (EU) 2016/679 (GDPR), Article 9: special categories of personal data (new window)
Data concerning health is a special category: processing it is prohibited except in the cases set out in this article.
- French Public Health Code, Article L1111-8: health data hosting, on Légifrance (in French) (new window)
Governs the hosting of personal health data collected during prevention, diagnosis, care or social and medico-social follow-up, where it is carried out on behalf of those who produce or collect the data, or of the patient: for digital hosting, the host must hold a certificate of conformity (HDS).
- Regulation (EU) 2022/2554 (DORA): full text on EUR-Lex (new window)
Digital operational resilience for the financial sector, applicable since 17 January 2025. Chapter V covers the management of ICT third-party risk.
- Directive (EU) 2022/2555 (NIS2): full text on EUR-Lex (new window)
Cybersecurity risk-management measures (Art. 21), including supply chain security and relationships with direct suppliers and service providers.
Demo
A sovereign AI, tailored to your sector
A demo on your own documents, then a 3-week pilot with a go/no-go milestone.