moinAI moves its customer-service chatbot platform to OVHcloud Kubernetes, managed databases and AI Training for GDPR-compliant hosting
Hamburg-based moinAI, whose self-learning chatbot serves more than 100 customers in Germany including major insurers, moved all instances, databases and AI models to OVHcloud (managed Kubernetes, managed MongoDB and Valkey, Object Storage, AI Notebooks, AI Training and AI Deploy) with a German data centre, to meet European data-protection requirements. The source gives no quantified results.
Overview
Hamburg-based moinAI, whose self-learning chatbot serves more than 100 customers in Germany including major insurers, moved all instances, databases and AI models to OVHcloud (managed Kubernetes, managed MongoDB and Valkey, Object Storage, AI Notebooks, AI Training and AI Deploy) with a German data centre, to meet European data-protection requirements. The source gives no quantified results.
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Inspect the highlighted sourceThe challenge
moinAI supports customer communications for major German insurers whose customers enter personal data in the chat window. Having hosted some services with a global hyperscaler and others with smaller providers, it needed a single Europe-based, GDPR-compliant provider able to host AI models and databases at the highest security standards.
The solution
moinAI switched all its instances, databases and AI models to OVHcloud. The core is the managed Kubernetes service, with managed MongoDB and Valkey databases, Object Storage, and AI Notebooks, AI Training and AI Deploy for chatbot-specific use cases, using CPU and GPU compute instances.
Reported business value
moinAI says the move addressed its data-protection requirements for sensitive chat content, using a provider headquartered in France with a datacentre in Limburg, Germany, and lets it train its own language models cost-effectively with AI Training. The source gives no quantified results.
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