Sovereignty
Sovereign by design. Certifiable by construction.
An entire tier of the market, from banks and insurers to defense, healthcare, and governments, cannot use US cloud AI APIs at any price. Ontolith models run inside your perimeter, carry audit-grade provenance, and never send a byte outside your infrastructure unless you choose.
Deployment spectrum
From managed cloud to fully air-gapped.
The same models, the same console, the same passports, at every level of isolation.
| Deployment | Isolation | Designed for |
|---|---|---|
| Hosted inference | Managed endpoints, dedicated capacity | Fast pilots and high-volume workloads without infrastructure ownership |
| VPC | Your cloud account, your network boundary | Data-residency requirements inside an existing cloud estate |
| On-prem | Your data center, your GPUs | Regulated enterprises with strict perimeter requirements |
| Air-gapped | No external connectivity, offline updates | Defense, classified environments, sovereign programs |
| Edge & NPU | Quantized builds on device-class hardware | Factory floors, vehicles, robotics, beyond any cloud API’s reach |
Certifiable model passports
Deployable where “we called an API” fails audit.
Every Ontolith model ships as a versioned, signed artifact with full training lineage and evaluation evidence: what data shaped it, which ontology version grounds it, and how it performed, signed and exportable.
For defense, regulated finance, and healthcare, the passport is the difference between an AI deployment that passes certification and one that never leaves review.
What sovereignty means here
Ownership, in the strict sense.
Your artifacts
Model weights, fine-tuned versions, and evaluation records are yours, contractually and physically. Migration cost compounds in your favor.
Your data, your perimeter
Traces used for continuous fine-tuning are collected and processed inside your infrastructure. Nothing leaves unless you export it.
Your languages
Sovereign language packs deliver first-class performance in national and low-resource languages, a requirement for government deployment, not a nice-to-have.
Evaluation sandbox
Bring the requirement no API can meet.
Air-gapped pilots, certification support, and system-integrator partnerships for government programs. It starts with a conversation.