Most AI infrastructure, even when hosted in Europe, remains subject to foreign law. Data held by non-EU companies can be compelled by foreign governments regardless of where the servers stand. That is a question of corporate ownership, not of geography.
Why location is not enough
A US-owned provider with a Frankfurt region is still a US entity. The CLOUD Act reaches the company, not the rack. Ablatic is an EU company, the weights are ours, and the infrastructure is European at every stage of the model lifecycle. There is no parent company in another jurisdiction to compel.
Where it runs
Every inference request stays inside the Union, across data centres in several member states, with a share of the capacity in Austria.
- Austria
- Innsbruck · Linz · Wels · Vienna · Graz
- Elsewhere in the Union
- Frankfurt · Karlsruhe · Berlin · Paris · Amsterdam · Luxembourg · Madrid · Barcelona · Helsinki
Who it is for
When compliance is a procurement requirement.
Legal, finance, healthcare and the public sector cannot place data under foreign jurisdiction. With a US model in the backend, the CLOUD Act is a structural argument against you, regardless of server region. Talos removes the argument.
When you build for B2B customers.
Ship AI features without inheriting a jurisdiction problem. If you build software, applications, automation tools or products for business, Talos is the right choice.
Compliance
- GDPR-native by design
- EU AI Act compliant
- ISO 27001 certified data centres
- No training on customer data
- No CLOUD Act exposure
Data processing under Art. 28 GDPR is governed by the data processing agreement. Details on the privacy page.