Summary
The platform provides an OpenAI-compatible API for managing and deploying leading models while retaining control over compliance, security and infrastructure choices. It runs on DCAI’s ISO-certified Gefion supercomputer, with Trifork as an early adopter and DCAI investing in a Blackwell B300-based inference cluster.
Why it matters
The launch represents an infrastructure response to provider dependence and data-sovereignty concerns in regulated European markets.
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