Sovereign AI development

Sovereignty is a data path,
not a flag on a website.

Every AI tool says it is secure. The useful question is narrower: for each piece of your work — code, prompts, projects, logs — where does it go, whose law applies, and who can be compelled to hand it over? Here is that map for Vantix.

Updated 2026-10-02 · 8 min read

Where

Residency

Where the data is physically stored and processed.

Whose law

Sovereignty

Which country's law governs it — including laws that reach across borders, like the US CLOUD Act for US-headquartered providers.

Who controls

Control

Who holds the keys, the logs and the off switch.

The data path, component by component

ComponentVantix CloudSovereign CloudOn-Premise
App and accountsGermany (Hetzner)Dedicated instance, region you chooseYour infrastructure
Projects and filesGermany (Hetzner)Dedicated instanceYour storage
Published sitesGermany (Hetzner)Your region or your hostingYour hosting
AI generation (prompts)Sent to the model provider under its API termsProviders you approve, in the regions you approveModels you run or contract
Logs and telemetryGermanyYour instanceYour systems
Operator accessVantix teamAgreed in contractOnly if you grant it

Vantix BV is a Belgian company. Vantix Cloud uses Hetzner data centres in Falkenstein and Nuremberg, Germany.

Who needs this

  • Public sector and regulated industries in the EU
  • Companies in Switzerland, the UK or the Middle East with local data rules
  • Any business whose customer contracts name where data may go
  • Teams that simply do not want their roadmap in someone else's model

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