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For regulated industries and data-sensitive organisations

AI without satisfying control or compliance

Your organisation wants to use AI, but not at the cost of data sovereignty, regulatory compliance, or vendor independence. Our guide shows you how to get there.

Public sector Finance Healthcare Education Security & defence GDPR-regulated
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Increased control

Keep your data within your jurisdiction. Choose where it's stored, how it's processed, and who has access.

 

Decreased dependency

Reduce reliance on US hyperscalers. Build on open language models and infrastructure you can own and move.

 

Safe AI investments

Make informed decisions about AI infrastructure, models, and vendors - with clarity on risk, cost, and compliance.

AI is moving fast, but so are the risks

 

Data leaves your control

Most AI services send data to servers outside Europe. For organisations handling personal data, patient records, financial information, or classified material, this is not acceptable.

 

Vendor lock-in grows fast

Choosing the wrong AI platform early creates dependencies that are expensive to reverse. Proprietary models and closed ecosystems limit your future options.

 

Regulations are tightening

GDPR, the EU AI Act, and sector-specific rules demand transparency about how AI processes data. Compliance is not optional - it's a prerequisite.

A practical guide to AI you can trust

Our AI Ready Model gives you a structured approach to adopting AI in a way that protects your data, meets regulatory requirements, and avoids unnecessary dependencies. It covers five key processes and four essential capabilities - designed for organisations where compliance and control are non-negotiable.

 

Five key processes

From strategy and use case selection to data readiness, implementation, and continuous improvement - a clear path forward.

 

Four essential capabilities

Build the organisational pillars you need - competency centers, technology choices, security frameworks, and business development.

 

Built for regulated sectors

Whether you're in public sector, finance, healthcare, education, or defence - the guide addresses the specific concerns your organisation faces.

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A practical tool for anyone who wants to adopt AI without compromising on control, compliance, or independence - no matter where you are on your journey.

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Organisations that chose a better path

 
Volkswagen Group Sweden

AI-driven customer journey

Mapped and improved key customer touchpoints using AI-driven insights. Streamlined digital interactions and enabled smarter, data-driven decision-making across teams.

 
GlobalConnect

Increased sales through AI

Applied AI to predict customer needs, highlighted high-value sales opportunities, and strengthened internal AI readiness and strategic decision-making.

 
Smart & Safe

Secure AI for sensitive data

Built a GDPR-compliant AI environment capable of handling sensitive information. Enabled safe experimentation while maintaining strict data protection standards.

 

Sovereign AI with Berget AI

Not all AI needs to go through American hyperscalers. Together with Berget AI, we offer a Scandinavian alternative to Claude, Copilot and ChatGPT - with AI infrastructure hosted entirely in Sweden, built on open language models and powered by renewable energy.

All data stays within Sweden and under European jurisdiction. For organisations in public sector, healthcare, finance, education, or defence, this means full GDPR compliance without sacrificing capability.

Berget AI
 

Questions about AI, data, and compliance

What is sovereign AI and why does it matter?
Sovereign AI means running AI models on infrastructure within your own country or jurisdiction, so your data never leaves European borders. It matters because it gives organisations full control over how data is stored, processed, and governed - essential for compliance with GDPR and sector-specific regulations.
Can we use AI and still comply with GDPR?
Yes. By choosing AI platforms that keep data within the EU, use open models, and provide transparency about data processing, your organisation can benefit from AI while meeting GDPR requirements. The key is selecting infrastructure and vendors that support compliance by design.
Is there a GDPR-compliant alternative to ChatGPT?
Yes. Through our partnership with Berget AI, we offer access to powerful language models hosted entirely in Sweden. Data stays within European jurisdiction, and the platform is built for organisations that need GDPR compliance without sacrificing capability.
How do I start with AI in the public sector?
Start with a clear understanding of what problems AI can solve for your organisation. Identify a low-risk use case, choose infrastructure that meets your compliance requirements, and run a proof of concept. Our AI Ready Model guide walks you through this process step by step.
What is the EU AI Act and how does it affect us?
The EU AI Act is a regulation that classifies AI systems by risk level and sets requirements for transparency, accountability, and data governance. Organisations using AI in areas like healthcare, finance, education, and public services will need to demonstrate compliance - making it important to choose the right AI infrastructure and partners early.
How can we use AI without sending data to the US?
By using sovereign AI platforms that host models and data within Europe. Open language models running on Nordic infrastructure give you the same capabilities as US-based services, but with full data residency and control. No data crosses borders, and you maintain ownership throughout.
Does AI require large upfront investments?
Not necessarily. Cloud-based AI platforms let you access computing power on demand without buying hardware. Start small with a pilot project, validate results, and scale from there. The important thing is choosing infrastructure that doesn't lock you into long-term commitments you can't reverse.
What AI models can we use without vendor lock-in?
Open language models like Mistral, LLaMA, and similar alternatives give you powerful AI capabilities without tying you to a single vendor. They can run on your own infrastructure or through sovereign cloud providers, and you can switch models as better ones become available.

Want to discuss your organisation's AI needs?

Get in touch with Alexander for a tailored walk-through of how we help organisations adopt AI with full control and compliance.

Alexander Romin
Alexander Romin
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