Private AI deployment options

Choose where
your AI belongs.

Private AI for Canadian organizations: hosted in Canada, deployed on your own infrastructure, or configured for offline work when the requirements call for it.

01

Private AI,
hosted in Canada.

We arrange a hosted private AI environment in Canada, configured around your documents, users, and intended workflow. We discuss the hosting and model arrangements, data flows, and access responsibilities before defining the service.

  • Canadian hosting arranged for your deployment
  • Document workflows and workspace configuration
  • Defined access and provider arrangements
02

Your infrastructure.
Your in-house AI.

We configure and deploy an AI environment on infrastructure your organization owns or manages. Where the selected models and workflow support it, the system can be configured to operate fully offline, without cloud model calls.

  • Customer-owned or managed infrastructure
  • Local models and fully offline configurations
  • Team training, documentation, and handover
03

Location is one part.
Control goes further.

Data residency describes where information is stored and processed. Ownership and access concern the rights and permissions around it. Provider dependencies include the organizations, software, and external services a system relies on. We work through each when planning a deployment.

  • Location of processing, storage, and backups
  • Ownership, user permissions, and provider access
  • Model services, connectivity, and other dependencies

We agree on the hosting location, access arrangements, model connections, and operating responsibilities with you, and document the proposed setup for your organization’s privacy and security review.

Privacy and control in Canada

01

Start with your policies.

Sensitive work data may be restricted by organizational policies, contracts, or sector rules. Public online AI tools and a controlled private environment call for different assessments.

Federal guidance on generative AI

02

Look beyond location.

Residency concerns where data is stored and processed. Ownership, provider jurisdiction, access, and external dependencies also affect the control an organization has over its system.

Residency and sovereignty

03

Plan for your requirements.

Canadian privacy obligations are not one universal data-location rule. Requirements depend on your organization, sector, province, and data. We help plan the deployment around them.

Canadian privacy guidance