Retorik AI hosts its internally run LLMs on Scaleway Kapsule H100 nodes in a sovereign European environment, citing 15% lower cloud costs
Retorik AI, a generative AI platform for digital employees, moved from a foreign provider to Scaleway to host its AI platform in a sovereign environment outside US cloud law. It built R&D and production stacks for internally hosted LLMs on Scaleway's managed Kubernetes (Kapsule) with H100 nodes, and says Scaleway enabled it to reduce cloud costs by 15%.
Overview
Retorik AI, a generative AI platform for digital employees, moved from a foreign provider to Scaleway to host its AI platform in a sovereign environment outside US cloud law. It built R&D and production stacks for internally hosted LLMs on Scaleway's managed Kubernetes (Kapsule) with H100 nodes, and says Scaleway enabled it to reduce cloud costs by 15%.
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Inspect the highlighted sourceThe challenge
Retorik AI hosted its data in France but with a foreign provider. As its need for AI computing grew, it realised it could not develop sovereign and ethical AI models while exposed to U.S. cloud law, nor guarantee total security for end-customer data, and it also wanted to reduce cloud costs and CO2 emissions.
The solution
Retorik AI built its installation on Scaleway Kapsule, Scaleway's managed Kubernetes product, designing R&D and production stacks for its internally hosted LLMs on the H100 nodes available in Kapsule. Scaleway's teams advised on sizing the environments and keeping the Kubernetes clusters stable.
Reported business value
Retorik AI says Scaleway enabled it to save 15% on cloud costs while hosting its AI platform in a sovereign environment. It aims to improve the performance of the models it serves and is part of the private beta of Scaleway's Generative APIs.
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