European AI that works, without dependency
Why now
The CLOUD Act allows the US to demand data from any American company (including Microsoft, Google and AWS), regardless of where the servers are located. From August 2025, the EU AI Act requires transparency about data processing in AI systems.
Organisations without a clear picture of their digital environment risk non-compliance, data exposure to foreign jurisdictions and strategic dependency.
Most organisations know they should reduce their dependence on American platforms; they just don't know where to start. We offer a complete journey: from awareness and risk assessment to working European AI solutions. One partner for the entire path.
Three steps to independence
Awareness & Training
Half or full day on-site
What does the CLOUD Act mean for your data? What risks come with American platforms? And what European alternatives exist? A practical session that brings your team up to speed, without jargon.
More about the training →Organisation Scan & Roadmap
2-3 week timeline
We map your entire digital environment: which tools, where data flows, which suppliers fall under American jurisdiction. You get a risk matrix, visual roadmap with phases and cost estimates.
Deliverable: advisory report with prioritisation and concrete action plan.
European AI Implementation
Tailored to your organisation
From local models on your own hardware to European cloud solutions (Mistral, Aleph Alpha). We build AI that stays in Europe, without compromising on quality. Including migration, configuration and staff training.
More about implementation →Flexible entry points
Not every organisation needs all three steps. You can start wherever makes sense: just a scan, just the training, or the full journey. We'll honestly advise what's right for your situation.
Who is this for?
Organisations that want to take control of their digital dependencies. Governments preparing for procurement requirements around data sovereignty. Companies that want to comply with the EU AI Act now. And teams that want to understand why this matters.