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Why ATAILA

A platform you run, on hardware you own.

A GPU cloud rents you compute. An agency hands over a project. A low-code suite gives you an app in a tab. A hyperscaler region gives you parts under someone else’s control plane. ATAILA is a platform you run on your own servers, and what you build on it is yours.

Side by side

Four archetypes against ATAILA, on the five things you will still care about in year three.

A GPU cloud rented compute, with or without a model runner An agency a custom build, then a handover A low-code suite an app in a browser tab A hyperscaler region a global cloud plus an AI API ATAILA a platform you run
What you own, control and keep
The servers it runs on No Partly No No Yours, wherever you keep them.
The models Partly Partly No Partly Open models, loaded and swapped when you decide.
The apps and the data Partly Partly No Partly The apps in your own repositories, the data inside the jurisdiction you chose.
The audit trail No No No Partly Every request and every release logged, and a person approves each release.
The exit No Partly No No A guarantee written into the contract before you need it.
What you end up with a server, a GPU or an API key, and everything else still to builda handover, and a platform still to findan app in a tab, on someone else’s termsparts to assemble, with the switch in someone else’s handa platform your team or your provider runs, with everything on it yours

A half mark means some offers of that kind cover it, usually with extra work or at extra cost.

A hyperscaler region is usually operated by a company incorporated outside the EU, and the jurisdiction follows the operator, whatever country the building is in. With ATAILA the platform runs in your datacentre, wherever that is.

Search “private AI” and this is what you will be offered

Four archetypes. Each covers one piece and leaves you to hold the rest.

  • The GPU cloud

    “Rent a GPU in an EU datacentre.”

    Real infrastructure, and an empty server. The models, the knowledge base, the apps, the release path and the operations are yours to build and staff. The servers are never yours.

    Ask: what do I have on day one besides a login?

  • The agency

    “We build it for you.”

    A real application, then a handover. Someone still has to find a platform to run it on, patch it and build the next feature. The knowledge of how it was built leaves with the team.

    Ask: who runs it after the handover, and on what?

  • The low-code suite

    “Build your app in the browser, no code.”

    An app in a tab, quickly. Your data and your logic live on someone else’s platform, under their terms and their pricing. The moment you need a private model or an audit trail, you are outside what the tab can do.

    Ask: what happens to the app when we stop paying?

  • The hyperscaler region

    “Our EU region, our AI API.”

    Parts to assemble, under a control plane you do not own. The bill follows every token, and the model behind the API is never in your hands.

    Ask: who can switch it off, and who sees the prompts?

ATAILA is the platform in the middle

Private AI, app delivery and the audit trail as one product, on your servers. Your team or your service provider runs it. Priced per CPU socket, not per user or token.

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What you get from ATAILA

We are a software vendor. Three things come from us, plus an exit guarantee in the contract; running the platform stays with you or your service provider.

The platform
The ATAILA Cloud Platform with all six capabilities, as ATAILA Enterprise for one organisation or ATAILA Service Provider for a provider serving its own customers.
The migration
A one-to-four-week implementation, billed weekly. The people who built the platform do it themselves.
Third-line support
Updates, security fixes and the engineers behind the product, in packages.
The exit guarantee
An official copyright deposit plus a written commitment, agreed in the contract. Your apps, models and data are yours regardless.

Been offered one of the four?

Tell us which one, and what you were told to build around it. We show you the whole platform running, and what would be yours at the end of year three.