You built a sovereign cloud so your clients wouldn't have to depend on foreign hyperscalers. Now those same clients want AI — and the credible options all route back to the infrastructure you were built to replace. ARK closes that gap.
Regulated European buyers are asking for AI every quarter, and the market keeps pushing the same answer: call a US hyperscaler's endpoint. That answer doesn't survive a DPO review, a board risk assessment, or the EU AI Act.
Every regulated buyer on your roster — banks, insurers, ministries, health systems — has an AI mandate from leadership. They're going to get it somewhere. The question is whether it's from you.
If the path of least resistance is a hyperscaler API, every AI deal your clients sign makes the sovereign case harder for next year's infrastructure renewal. You cannot afford to be neutral on this.
Standing up a production-grade, multi-tenant inference stack is a platform-company project, not a feature. ARK gives you the runtime, the compatibility, and the commercial model — ready to resell.
ARK is designed from the start to live inside a sovereign cloud operator's environment — not as a foreign tenant, not as an embedded SDK, but as a proper platform layer you operate.
Deployed on your infrastructure, your network, your security posture. No external control plane, no hidden telemetry path, no surprise cross-border traffic.
Sell it as your product, or as “Powered by ARK.” Your sales motion, your contracts, your SLAs — with technical depth from us behind the scenes.
Data, models, logs, traces, and evaluation artefacts all stay inside the border you specify. Pick a country, pick a region, lock it down.
OpenAI v1 and Anthropic-compatible APIs out of the box. Your clients' existing agents and copilots point at your cloud with a one-line change.
The regulations driving sovereign-cloud adoption are the same regulations driving ARK's architecture. When your banking, insurance, and public-sector clients ask “does it meet X” — the answer is already yes.
Sovereignty isn't a marketing label — it's an architectural property. If any part of the stack (model weights, control plane, telemetry, moderation, evaluation) leaves the region, the whole claim collapses. ARK is engineered so every layer stays inside.
That matters for you commercially. It means when a regulated buyer asks the hard questions — where does my prompt go, who can subpoena my logs, whose kill-switch can stop my workload — the answer is always “inside your cloud, inside your borders.”
Weights live inside your cloud. No remote model pulls, no license-server call-home.
The scheduler, router, and gateway run on your infrastructure. No SaaS control plane in a foreign region.
Logs, traces, and evaluation artefacts remain inside the residency boundary — not shipped out for "product improvement."
KV cache and session context remain on-node. No prefill tax and no state leaving the region between turns.
Tell us which region you operate in, which regulated verticals you serve, and how you'd like the commercial relationship to look. We'll show you the pattern our partners follow — and how to shape it to your cloud.