EU servers don't guarantee AI sovereignty — TrueFoundry launches self-hostable AI Gateway in EMEA
azed_ai · x · 2026-11-11
Hosting AI infrastructure in Europe doesn't guarantee sovereignty: decisions about access, encryption keys and data handling can still sit with someone else. TrueFoundry is challenging that with its EMEA launch, centered on a London hub, of a self-hostable AI Gateway.
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