Solutions
Every sector has its own sensitive data and its own rules. Here is what AI can do in yours today, how we deliver it on NVIDIA B200 GPUs in a Tier III datacenter in Madrid, and what is changing in Spanish and European law.
By sector
Six sectors with different needs and one thing in common: data that should not leave Spain or end up training someone else's model.
Case file analysis, contract review and search across scanned documents, with professional secrecy protected. Documents are processed in Madrid, never used to train models, and you can request zero retention in the data processing agreement.
Transcription of consultations, reading of clinical reports and assistants over internal protocols, with patient data processed in Spain. Ready for the European Health Data Space and for the AI Act requirements that apply to high-risk systems.
Document analysis, internal assistants and process automation with an audited technology provider, clear contracts and full traceability. Designed to fit the third-party risk management that DORA requires and the EBA and EIOPA guidelines.
A platform certified ENS Medium, running in a datacenter certified ENS High and operated by a Spanish company. For citizen assistants, case management and transcription of meetings without depending on clouds based outside the EU.
Designs, drawings, patents, source code and manufacturing processes, processed without leaving Spain. Open or proprietary models on dedicated GPUs, so your industrial know-how does not end up on a third party's infrastructure outside Europe.
NVIDIA B200 GPU capacity for research groups, universities and technology centres, from a 1/8 fraction by the hour up to a full eight-GPU node. With parallel storage and the experience of our Chair with the University of Granada.
By use case
Four common starting points. They all run on the same platform, so you can start with one and add another without changing provider.
Your team codes with AI agents and assistants using open models served from Madrid. Source code never leaves your environment and is never used for training, and the API is compatible with the tools your developers already use.
→Endpoints with open models such as Qwen, GLM, Gemma, Nemotron or ALIA, or with your own fine-tuned model. Pay per token on GPU Flow to start, or run on GPUs reserved for your organisation when volume or confidentiality calls for it.
→Search and answers across your contracts, manuals, reports and emails, with the sources cited in every answer. Includes reading scanned documents (OCR) and audio transcription, all processed and stored in Spain.
→OdiModel, Odiverse and other applications we build and use on our own platform. Try them today and we deploy them in a dedicated environment for your organisation, with your brand, your users and your data in Spain.
→How we work
We start with a free 45-minute session with one of our engineers. We talk about your use case, the data you will handle, the models you are interested in and the volume you expect. If useful, we arrange a visit to the Madrid datacenter and a demo on B200 with a case similar to yours, so you can see where your data would live.
Then you test it with your real workload. An hourly GPU fraction (from €1.50/h, no commitment) or the GPU Flow API is enough to validate quality, speed and cost before you decide anything. We measure the result on our cluster and send you a written proposal with configuration, price and timing.
Once the pilot works, we scale: reserved GPUs with guaranteed capacity (six-month minimum), a dedicated pod or a full node. A standard dedicated environment is ready 72 hours after signature. From then on we run it: monitoring, updates and support from Spain, with a response in under 4 hours on business days. See pricing and services.
Regulatory radar
We track the AI Act, NIS2, DORA, the ENS, the European Health Data Space and the Data Act, always with the official source. See the full radar.
Sets technical rules for cross-border exchange of health data between Member States and applies from 26 March 2027. It is the first concrete implementing act under the EHDS Regulation.
Official source: EUR-Lex · Reglamento de Ejecución (UE) 2026/2083 ↗
Applies to connected products placed on the market from this date. Manufacturers must design them so users can access the data they generate, which shapes architecture, contracts and industrial analytics.
Official source: EUR-Lex · Reglamento (UE) 2023/2854 ↗
Manufacturers of products with digital elements must report actively exploited vulnerabilities and severe incidents. This includes software with AI components placed on the EU market.
Official source: EUR-Lex · Reglamento (UE) 2024/2847 ↗
It comes down to where your data lives and who can touch it. With us, models run on NVIDIA B200 GPUs in a Tier III datacenter in Madrid, data is processed and stored in Spain, there are no subprocessors outside the EU and nothing you send is used to train models.
In Spain, on our Madrid cluster. We sign a standard data processing agreement with optional zero retention, so inference requests are not kept once answered if you ask for it.
Our platform is certified to UNE-EN ISO/IEC 27001:2023 and ENS Medium category by EQA. The datacenter hosting the cluster holds ENS High, ISO/IEC 27001:2022, ISO 9001 and ISO 50001. Certificates are available for your due diligence.
From €1.50/h for a 1/8 fraction of a B200, or from €0.06 per million input tokens on GPU Flow, with no commitment. The first 45-minute session with an engineer is free. All prices are on the pricing page.
It covers the infrastructure side: data location, traceability, access control and provider documentation. AI Act obligations depend on how you use the system, so we review that with you in the first session and track changes on the regulatory radar.
Yes. The sectors on this page are the most common, but the platform is the same for any organisation with sensitive data. Tell us about your case and we will tell you which configuration fits.
Next step
Tell us about your case and we will propose the configuration.