SWIS runs its Vragen.ai AI search on GPU workloads in TrueFullstaq's Dutch Kubernetes data centre
SWIS, builder of the Vragen.ai AI search engine for government bodies and healthcare institutions, worked with TrueFullstaq to extend its existing managed Kubernetes platform with GPU workloads in a data centre in the Netherlands, so data stays in the Netherlands. The source states that 80% of SWIS clients choose to run entirely on Dutch servers.
Overview
SWIS, builder of the Vragen.ai AI search engine for government bodies and healthcare institutions, worked with TrueFullstaq to extend its existing managed Kubernetes platform with GPU workloads in a data centre in the Netherlands, so data stays in the Netherlands. The source states that 80% of SWIS clients choose to run entirely on Dutch servers.
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Inspect the highlighted sourceThe challenge
AI for municipalities and healthcare institutions runs into compliance requirements: with many standard AI solutions it is unclear where data resides and who has access to it. SWIS wanted to guarantee that data does not leave the Netherlands, while AI models need GPUs and significant computing power.
The solution
Together with TrueFullstaq's consultants and Managed Services team, SWIS extended its existing managed Kubernetes environment with GPU workloads, so no separate cluster or new management tool was needed. Everything runs in TrueFullstaq's data centre in the Netherlands on dedicated servers, and TrueFullstaq handles 24/7 monitoring and support.
Reported business value
According to the source, hosting in the Netherlands lets SWIS immediately confirm to municipalities and government bodies that data stays in the Netherlands, which eliminates a lot of explanation and paperwork in compliance questionnaires. The source states that 80% of SWIS clients choose to run entirely on Dutch servers. No performance figures are given.
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