Data residency, verifiable.
Every byte stays inside your declared region. Routes are signed; residency claims are part of the Evidence Pack, not a vendor promise.
Your data.
Your hardware.
For institutions that need AIOP to run inside their perimeter — on dedicated infrastructure, in an EU-only cloud, or fully air-gapped — without giving up on the operating-layer guarantees.
- Duration
- 4–8 weeks (deployment)
- Team
- Sovereign engineering lead + platform
- Modes
- Dedicated · EU cloud · Air-gapped
- Outcome
- AIOP running where you do
Why this exists
Three things sovereignty has to mean.
Operational independence.
Updates ship as signed installers. You apply them on your schedule, not ours. The platform keeps running if our control plane goes dark.
Auditor-defensible supply chain.
Every container, every dependency, hashed and pinned. Regulators get the manifest before they ask.
How it runs
Two phases — design then deploy.
- Phase 1
Design (weeks 1–2)
Sovereign engineering review with your infrastructure, security, and compliance leads. Architecture validated against your hardware, network, and audit posture.
- Phase 2
Deploy (weeks 3–6)
Installation and validation. Identity, policy, evidence wired into your existing systems. Production cutover with rollback plan.
- Phase 3 (optional)
Harden (weeks 7–8)
Pen-test, supply-chain attestation, regulator dry-run. Recommended for first-time sovereign deployments.
What ships
Concrete artefacts.
- AIOP running in your chosen sovereign mode.
- Signed installer + reproducible-build manifest.
- Operations runbook (updates, rollback, incident).
- Supply-chain attestation document.
- Network and identity integration documentation.
- Regulator brief tailored to the jurisdiction.
Talk to the sovereign engineering team.
First call covers your perimeter, your regulators, your operational constraints.