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Swisscom has launched its Swiss AI Platform, offering companies a secure, high-performance infrastructure for AI applications, ensuring that all data is stored and processed within Switzerland to guarantee full data sovereignty. The platform, housed in Swisscom’s data centres, addresses the demand for AI solutions in highly regulated industries like finance and the public sector, where compliance with strict data protection laws is crucial. “The Swiss AI Platform offers an AI infrastructure, platform and application services,” Swisscom said on Thursday.
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Leveraging AI for Efficiency
“Artificial intelligence offers companies significant efficiency benefits and opportunities for innovation. However, AI applications require more than just high-performance processing power.” According to Swisscom, “AI can only unleash its full potential when enriched with company data. This requires an independent AI infrastructure to guarantee complete data sovereignty across the entire processing chain, as well as data storage and processing in Switzerland.”
“That is the only way to accommodate sensitive data and protect companies’ intellectual property,” Swisscom said, noting that it is “seeing high demand from the financial and public sectors for a secure environment for AI projects to guarantee compliance with the strictest data protection regulations.”
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Swiss AI Platform
Swisscom’s new Swiss AI platform, GPU as a Service, provides companies with access to AI infrastructure, including Switzerland’s first Nvidia SuperPOD system, which supports high-performance computing for AI model training and processing. The platform also features tools like the AI Work Hub for data scientists and machine learning engineers to analyse and process large data volumes, enabling collaborative development of AI solutions.
