Data sovereignity

Data sovereignty is one of the foundational principles of GLBNXT Platform. It means that your organisation retains full control over where your data is stored, how it is processed, and who can access it. Every architectural decision in the platform is made with sovereignty as a non-negotiable constraint. No data processed on GLBNXT Platform leaves the European Union, and no component of the platform creates a dependency on infrastructure or services outside the EU.

For European organisations operating under GDPR, NIS2, or sector-specific data protection obligations, and for organisations that have made explicit commitments to their clients about data residency, GLBNXT Platform provides the infrastructure foundation and contractual guarantees needed to meet those obligations with confidence.

What Data Sovereignty Means on GLBNXT Platform

Data sovereignty on GLBNXT Platform covers four dimensions that together ensure your organisation maintains genuine control over its data.

Geographic residency means that all data stored and processed on the platform remains physically within the European Union at all times. This applies to data at rest in databases, object storage, and vector databases, and to data in transit between platform components during processing. No inference request, document, conversation, or application payload passes through infrastructure located outside the EU.

No third-party model training means that data processed through GLBNXT Platform is never used to train, fine-tune, or improve AI models operated by third parties. Inference requests sent to models in your Model Hub are processed within your environment and do not flow to any external model provider. GLBNXT does not use your data for any purpose beyond delivering the platform services you have contracted for.

EU Infrastructure

GLBNXT Platform runs on data centre infrastructure located within the European Union. The specific infrastructure region used for your environment is confirmed during onboarding and documented in your service agreement. If your organisation operates under requirements that specify a particular EU member state for data residency, discuss this with your GLBNXT contact during onboarding. Deployments can be scoped to specific geographic regions within the EU where requirements demand it.

All data centre facilities hosting GLBNXT Platform infrastructure are operated by European providers certified to recognised security and compliance standards. Physical security, environmental controls, and operational procedures for these facilities are assessed as part of the GLBNXT vendor management process.

Compliance with NIS2

The Network and Information Security Directive 2 imposes security and resilience obligations on operators of essential and important services across the EU. GLBNXT Platform supports NIS2 compliance through its managed security architecture, incident response capabilities, supply chain security practices, and the audit and reporting capabilities available in your environment.

For organisations in scope for NIS2, your GLBNXT contact can provide documentation of the platform's security measures relevant to NIS2 obligations, and can advise on how platform capabilities support your organisation's own NIS2 compliance programme.