GDPR & contracts

Topic: Meet EU requirements
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Inference

Keep your coding tools14Lower inference cost23Model library39Run models without infra work35Scale without limits17Switch models safely24

GPU compute

Keep GPU jobs running32Lower GPU cost34Pick the right GPU25Secure GPU capacity30

Both

Avoid vendor lock-in15Meet EU requirements46

6 articles in GDPR & contracts

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6 October 2026

Passing an Internal Security Review for a GPU Pilot

Prepare the data-flow description, processing-location statement, supplier evidence and exit plan for an internal GPU pilot review. The reviewer will assess the documents and the technical controls against your organisation’s requirements.

26 August 2026

The DPA Question: Sub-Processors in AI Inference

For AI consultancies, a missing sub-processor list is a critical GDPR vulnerability. This guide explains how to navigate Article 28 DPAs, enforce zero data retention, and secure the legal documentation your clients require before moving inference to production.

24 August 2026

Zero Data Retention in LLM Inference: How to Verify It

Enterprise AI teams risk exposing proprietary data to LLM APIs with hidden retention policies. True zero data retention means prompts exist only in temporary GPU memory. Here is how to verify provider claims and build a stateless, GDPR-compliant inference architecture.

27 April 2026

GDPR AI Training Data Processing: A Technical Compliance Guide

As the EU AI Act's high-risk obligations are deferred to 2 December 2027 for Annex III systems and 2 August 2028 for Annex I systems, the intersection of data privacy and model training has moved from a legal gray area to a critical infrastructure requirement. For AI startups, staying compliant now requires more than just a DPA - it demands a fundamental shift in how training data is sourced, stored, and processed on European soil.

23 February 2026

Data Residency and GDPR Compliance in AI Training

AI teams face a growing conflict between the massive data needs of large-scale models and strict EU privacy mandates. Ensuring data residency while maintaining GPU performance is no longer optional for European scaleups and enterprises.

30 January 2026

GDPR Compliant GPU Cloud Europe: Sovereign AI Infrastructure

Scaling AI models in Europe requires more than just raw compute; it demands a legal and technical architecture that respects data sovereignty. As US hyperscalers face increasing scrutiny under the CLOUD Act, European startups are shifting to sovereign GPU clouds to simplify transfer assessments and vendor security reviews without sacrificing the performance of H100 and B200 clusters.

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