They lose it one API call at a time.

A developer plugs in a public AI API. Then another. Then another. Each one fast, cheap, and easy. Each one sending your most sensitive internal knowledge — your documents, your queries, your decisions — to infrastructure you will never see, in a jurisdiction that was never yours.

By the time the CIO asks the question, the answer is already uncomfortable.

We built Xinity because the question deserves a better answer.

Not a better contract. Not a more reassuring privacy policy. A fundamentally different architecture — one where your data doesn't leave, because it was never asked to.

Xinity software installs on your existing servers. Your AI runs locally. Your prompts, your models, your outputs — processed inside your walls, under your laws, within your reach. The tools your teams already use keep working. The only thing that changes is where the intelligence lives.

We are a Vienna-based company founded by two engineers — each with over a decade of AI infrastructure experience — built to give European enterprises the infrastructure layer they need to own their compute. We open-sourced our core engine on April 1, 2026 — free, forever, for every developer who wants to build without dependency on a hyperscaler.

The EU AI Act sets a compliance milestone on August 2, 2026. Organisations that deploy sovereign AI infrastructure now have the time to do it right — at their own pace, with full control. Those that wait may find themselves under pressure to move faster than their risk appetite allows.