Galene.AI Deploys a Sovereign-by-Design Conversational AI Platform on Scaleway
Galene.AI built a fully sovereign, self-hosted conversational AI platform running on Scaleway's GPU infrastructure, engineered so client data, models, and compliance remain entirely within European jurisdiction. The platform deploys as a private Kubernetes cluster, either on-premise or within a private Scaleway cloud, with all AI inference processed locally on Scaleway GPUs (from 2xL40S to H100-based configurations) rather than through external API calls. Data is encrypted in transit (TLS 1.3) and at rest (AES-256). The platform includes an agentic framework using Model Context Protocol (MCP) to connect private AI agents to internal knowledge bases and enterprise systems (CRMs, ERPs), and a built-in governance layer called Generative Shield that enforces real-time compliance across cybersecurity, ethical/legal, data protection, and output-accuracy dimensions. Scaleway's data centers are located exclusively in the EU (France, Poland, Netherlands), which the companies say eases GDPR data-residency compliance and EU AI Act compliance. Galene.AI's REST API is compatible with OpenAI's API specification.
Overview
Galene.AI built a fully sovereign, self-hosted conversational AI platform running on Scaleway's GPU infrastructure, engineered so client data, models, and compliance remain entirely within European jurisdiction. The platform deploys as a private Kubernetes cluster, either on-premise or within a private Scaleway cloud, with all AI inference processed locally on Scaleway GPUs (from 2xL40S to H100-based configurations) rather than through external API calls. Data is encrypted in transit (TLS 1.3) and at rest (AES-256). The platform includes an agentic framework using Model Context Protocol (MCP) to connect private AI agents to internal knowledge bases and enterprise systems (CRMs, ERPs), and a built-in governance layer called Generative Shield that enforces real-time compliance across cybersecurity, ethical/legal, data protection, and output-accuracy dimensions. Scaleway's data centers are located exclusively in the EU (France, Poland, Netherlands), which the companies say eases GDPR data-residency compliance and EU AI Act compliance. Galene.AI's REST API is compatible with OpenAI's API specification.
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Inspect the highlighted sourceThe challenge
For many European organizations, adopting powerful large language models through public SaaS platforms means sending data to third-party ecosystems, often outside the EU, creating compliance risks with GDPR and the upcoming AI Act, along with issues of data sovereignty, intellectual property control, and vendor lock-in.
The solution
Galene.AI built a sovereign-by-design conversational AI platform that deploys on the customer's own infrastructure, on-premise or in a private Scaleway cloud, running as a private Kubernetes cluster. All AI tasks are processed locally on Scaleway GPUs (from 2xL40S to H100 based configurations), eliminating external API calls to third-party models, and data is encrypted in transit (TLS 1.3) and at rest (AES-256). Its agentic framework uses the Model Context Protocol (MCP) so private AI agents can securely access internal knowledge bases and connect to enterprise systems like CRMs and ERPs, and a built-in governance layer called Generative Shield enforces real-time compliance across cybersecurity, ethical/legal, data protection, and output-accuracy dimensions. Galene.AI's REST API is fully compatible with OpenAI's API specification.
Reported business value
The sovereign-by-design architecture is intended to give companies full control over their data, models, and compliance posture, and Scaleway's GPU-based licensing model is designed to eliminate expensive per-seat SaaS costs and vendor lock-in.
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