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Start from the problem that brought you here

Ænix builds and runs cloud platforms on hardware you control — for organisations that need real cloud infrastructure without a hyperscaler underneath it. People arrive here for one of a handful of reasons: a regulator (DORA, NIS2), a sovereignty requirement, an AI workload that cannot leave the building, a cloud bill that stopped making sense, a VMware renewal, a continuity obligation, or developers waiting weeks for an environment. Pick the one that matches; the page gives you the architecture, the Ænix platform it maps to and what an engagement looks like.

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Regulatory triggers

DORA compliance — cloud architecture mapped to DORA ICT risk management (Arts. 5-16), incident reporting (Arts. 17-19), third-party and concentration risk (Arts. 28-30) and resilience testing (Arts. 24-27). Pairs with: Private Cloud Platform. Free DORA checklist.
NIS2 compliance — risk-management measures (Art. 21) and 24h/72h/one-month incident reporting (Art. 23) for essential and important entities. Pairs with: Private Cloud Platform. Free NIS2 checklist.
Data sovereignty — customer-controlled keys, customer-controlled hardware, jurisdictional data residency at every layer. Pairs with: Private Cloud Platform or Public Cloud Platform.
Disaster recovery — cross-DC synchronous replication, immutable backups, RTO/RPO you can evidence in a drill. Pairs with: Private Cloud Platform.

AI / GPU triggers

Sovereign AI — GPU infrastructure for AI workloads on customer-controlled hardware. Pairs with: AI Platform. Free Sovereign AI Decision Guide.
Private LLM — open-weight models, RAG and fine-tuning on your own GPUs, weights and logs on your side of the boundary. Pairs with: AI Platform.
GPU cloud bursting — own the baseline, burst peaks into public or sovereign clouds under one Cluster API. Pairs with: AI Platform plus Public Cloud Platform.

Cost / consolidation triggers

Cloud repatriation — move workloads off AWS / Azure / GCP onto sovereign or on-prem infrastructure. Pairs with: Private Cloud Platform, or Public Cloud Platform if you resell the capacity. Free TCO Worksheet.
Cloud cost optimization — find where public-cloud spend leaks, then decide what to fix in-cloud and what to move. Pairs with: Public Cloud Platform or Private Cloud Platform.
Hybrid cloud platform — one platform spanning on-prem, public cloud and edge. Pairs with: Private Cloud Platform or Public Cloud Platform.

Engineering triggers

Developer self-service — golden paths that provision environments, databases and services without tickets. Pairs with: the developer self-service layer of Private Cloud Platform. Free Platform Engineering Maturity Assessment.

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Disaster Recovery as a Service on a Sovereign Platform

Disaster recovery as a service on a self-operated sovereign platform: cross-DC synchronous replication, immutable backups, and tested RTO/RPO you can evidence.

GPU cloud bursting and multi-cloud GPU-as-a-service

Cloud bursting for GPU workloads: burst from owned bare metal into public and sovereign clouds under one Cluster API, with fractional GPU sharing.

Private LLM: Self-Hosted and On-Prem GenAI on Your GPUs

Run a private LLM on your own GPUs: self-hosted open-weight models, RAG on Qdrant, fine-tuning, with weights, keys, and the audit trail under your control.

Cloud cost optimization — predictable spend on infrastructure you actually control

Public-cloud bills don't shrink by themselves. The combination of underutilized commitments, idle resources, egress charges, and hyperscaler-managed-service...

Cloud repatriation — exit public cloud without breaking the application

The Broadcom Private Cloud Outlook 2025 found 69% of organizations are evaluating cloud repatriation, and 53% now prioritize private cloud for new...

Data sovereignty for cloud infrastructure — make jurisdictional control demonstrable

Data sovereignty is no longer a procurement clause. DORA, NIS2, GDPR, sectoral data-residency rules, and explicit sovereign-cloud mandates from EU member...

Developer self-service — environments in hours, not weeks

One of the most expensive things in most engineering organizations is the wait time between "team needs an environment" and "team has an...

DORA compliance for cloud infrastructure — make your cloud architecture supervisor-ready

DORA has been in force since 17 January 2025. If your cloud architecture has not been independently checked against ICT third-party risk, concentration...

Hybrid cloud platform — operate one platform, choose where workloads run

Most enterprises in 2026 are already hybrid — public cloud for elastic and customer-facing, private cloud or on-prem for steady-state, regulated, or...

NIS2 compliance for cloud infrastructure — make your architecture audit-ready

The NIS2 Directive (EU 2022/2555) is in transposition across EU member states with deadlines that have already passed for many. For essential and important...

Sovereign AI infrastructure — GenAI and inference on data that can't leave the perimeter

For regulated workloads, AI is no longer a hyperscaler-only conversation. Sensitive data classes, sectoral rules, and the economics of inference at scale...

What is a private cloud platform — open source, Kubernetes-native, multi-tenant

What a private cloud platform is, what it has to provide, and how the open-source Kubernetes-native option compares with VMware VCF, OpenStack and OpenShift.