GLBNXT delivers a sovereign AI platform powered by SUSE
GLBNXT, a Netherlands-based company launched in 2025, built a sovereign, ISO 27001-certified, NIS2-compliant AI platform on SUSE Rancher Prime and SUSE Virtualization (Rancher and Harvester), deployed on Dell and NVIDIA infrastructure. The platform lets organizations deploy enterprise AI without relying on foreign hyperscaler infrastructure, supporting EU AI Act compliance. A division of the Dutch government used the platform to build a natural-language chatbot that lets employees retrieve information across hundreds of thousands of documents. GLBNXT estimates its platform cuts AI deployment timelines from the typical 12-18 months down to 30 days (up to 18x faster), and each GLBNXT employee manages 15-20 AI agents running 24/7, driving up to a 20x boost in organizational productivity.
Overview
GLBNXT, a Netherlands-based company launched in 2025, built a sovereign, ISO 27001-certified, NIS2-compliant AI platform on SUSE Rancher Prime and SUSE Virtualization (Rancher and Harvester), deployed on Dell and NVIDIA infrastructure. The platform lets organizations deploy enterprise AI without relying on foreign hyperscaler infrastructure, supporting EU AI Act compliance. A division of the Dutch government used the platform to build a natural-language chatbot that lets employees retrieve information across hundreds of thousands of documents. GLBNXT estimates its platform cuts AI deployment timelines from the typical 12-18 months down to 30 days (up to 18x faster), and each GLBNXT employee manages 15-20 AI agents running 24/7, driving up to a 20x boost in organizational productivity.
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Inspect the highlighted sourceThe challenge
While innovative AI use cases emerge daily, European organizations are facing the increasing challenge of deploying AI quickly and effectively without compromising on security. On-premises hardware costs for large language models (LLMs) are often prohibitively steep, leading to overreliance on LLMs hosted by foreign-based cloud hyperscalers. Meanwhile, strict new regulations like the EU AI Act demand fully auditable, sovereign solutions.
The solution
To power its cutting-edge AI platform, GLBNXT chose Rancher and Harvester, the open source technologies behind SUSE Rancher Prime and SUSE Virtualization, as the strategic cornerstones. Deployed on a Dell and NVIDIA infrastructure, GLBNXT's solution utilizes Rancher and Harvester to turn enterprise-grade hardware into a software-defined, repeatable platform foundation for sovereign AI. In less than a year, the company created a modular containerized architecture tailored to AI development, seamlessly integrating proven open source components like vector databases, RAG pipelines, APIs and more.
Reported business value
GLBNXT estimates that while typical AI projects using hyperscaler infrastructure require 12 to 18 months of development, customers using its products can go live in just 30 days, making deployments 18x faster. Today, each GLBNXT employee manages a digital team of 15 to 20 AI agents, driving a 20x boost in organizational productivity. For example, a division of the Dutch government used the platform to develop a natural-language chatbot that allows employees to instantly retrieve information across hundreds of thousands of documents.
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