Model selection on your use case
We test several open-source models and sizes on your actual tasks. What counts is output quality, response time, and whether the licence permits commercial use.
We set up open-source language models so that your data stays inside your organisation or the EU. With permissions, audit logs, and controlled updates.
45 minutes, no strings attached. You leave with a written shortlist.
Some data should not reach an external model provider, even under zero data retention. Client files, patient records, engineering documents, or grid data are typical examples. For these cases there are capable open-source models, for instance from the Llama, Mistral, or Qwen families, that you can run yourself.
We take care of the software side: selecting and testing the right model, setting up an inference server such as vLLM, connecting it to your applications, and handling access control, logging, and monitoring. It runs on your hardware or with an EU cloud provider of your choice.
We do not supply hardware and we do not operate data centres. We do help you size the setup, so you neither under-buy nor pay for capacity you will never use.
We test several open-source models and sizes on your actual tasks. What counts is output quality, response time, and whether the licence permits commercial use.
From model size, user numbers, and context length we work out the GPU capacity required. You decide whether to buy your own servers or rent from an EU provider.
We deploy an inference server such as vLLM in containers and expose a standard interface. Your applications call the model like any API service, just inside your own network.
Sign-in through your existing user directory, permissions per application or department, and logs kept according to your retention rules. You can always see who used the model and for what.
We monitor load, response times, and errors. New model versions are tested against your evaluation set first and then rolled out on a schedule.
In 45 minutes we work out whether your case needs a self-hosted model or whether an API model with zero data retention will do. Both have trade-offs.
We first run the model in a rented EU environment and measure it on your cases. Only once quality is proven does buying your own hardware make sense.
Installation, integration, permissions, and monitoring are delivered as a package with a fixed price and acceptance criteria. The configuration is documented and yours.
We can take on updates, monitoring, and re-evaluation. Alternatively, we train your IT team to run it themselves.
The industry overview lists concrete use cases. Detailed pages are available in German.
There are three cost blocks: hardware or rented GPU capacity, setting up the software, and ongoing operations. You buy hardware directly from a reseller or hosting provider. For setup and operations we quote a fixed price per package after the pilot.
It depends on model size, quantisation, context length, and the number of concurrent users. Smaller models often run on a single data centre GPU, larger ones need several. We measure the requirement during the pilot, before you buy anything.
For many business tasks, such as summarising, extracting data, or answering questions about your own documents, current open-source models are good enough. For very complex reasoning, the largest commercial models often still lead. We compare both on your cases.
That is governed by each model licence, and the terms vary. We check the licence during model selection and document it. A final legal assessment should come from your legal team or counsel.
Your own hardware pays off under sustained high load, or when data must not leave the building at all. An EU cloud is more flexible, available sooner, and almost always the better place for a pilot. Many companies start in the cloud and decide afterwards.
New model versions appear often, but not every one is better for your case. We test updates against your evaluation set and only roll them out when the results hold up. This can be part of an operations contract or handled by your IT team.
45 minutes, no strings attached. You leave with a written shortlist.