Kibo / Sovereignty
Sovereign AI. On infrastructure you control.
Kibo and its AI model run together: on your own servers, where you own the machines, the data and the model, or hosted for you in a region of your choice. No third-party AI provider is called and no telemetry is sent. If you stop, you keep your data and the model, and on premises the machine.
One server holds everything.
The platform, the AI model and your data sit on the same machine: one server with one data-centre GPU. Your people reach it from the browser or the app. Nothing that reads or writes your data runs anywhere else.
An open model you keep.
Kibo's AI is an open-licence model you keep1, running on your server. The weights are a file on your machine, not a subscription. Your prompts and answers never go to an outside AI provider, and nothing you write is used to train somebody else's model.
If you ever stop.
- The machine, if it is yours.
- Your data: tables, documents, mail and the record, in plain files you can export.
- The model weights.
- Your rules and processes, written in your own words.
Data residency, governance, audit.
Data residency follows the server: on premises, it is where your building is. Governance is built in: rules are approved by the right person, versioned and applied by code. Every action is on record for audit. No telemetry is sent to anyone.
More: security · what is inside · open model
1 The model in use today is Qwen3.8-27B. Kibo may move to a newer open model; this note names the one in use.