
Polarise Launches Sovereign AI Cloud at NVIDIA GTC Berlin, Delivering Enterprise AI From Data Center to Application
German AI provider Polarise announced the launch of its Polarise AI Cloud at NVIDIA GTC Berlin, offering enterprises a secure platform for advanced AI applications while maintaining control over their data.
The Polarise AI Cloud includes two initial products: Polarise Rise, an enterprise chat assistant that allows employees to collaborate while keeping company data on European infrastructure, and Polarise Drive, which provides API access to leading open-weight models like GLM 5.3, Kimi K3, and NVIDIA Nemotron. The platform operates entirely on Polarise's own data centers in Europe, ensuring data sovereignty.
Polarise already operates AI Factories in Germany and Norway, including its Munich Tucherpark facility implemented in record time with European telecommunications partners. The company uses modular AI Pods to convert existing buildings with existing grid connections and permits, allowing for rapid deployment. Munich's AI Hub went from concept to operation in just six months, compared to years for conventional projects.
Enterprise AI Solutions
Polarise Rise offers three subscription models for teams and enterprises, providing a secure workspace for writing, analysis, and research while maintaining data control. Polarise Drive enables developers to run advanced AI models through a single API without managing hardware, with transparent pricing per token and no idle capacity costs.
Data Sovereignty
Polarise ensures customer data never leaves the EU and is not exposed to the U.S. CLOUD Act. The company holds ISO/IEC 27001 and ISO 9001 certifications, with attestations for BSI C5 and SOC 2 Type I and Type II in preparation.
The Polarise AI Cloud runs on NVIDIA Blackwell technology, primarily using high-performance servers from NVIDIA partner Kerno. The platform covers the entire stack from data centers to applications, with each layer owned and operated by European entities.
Customer Implementation
Italian customer experience company Increso is among the first customers using Polarise Drive in production. Increso builds AI agents for customer service serving over 10,000 end customers daily, combining its proprietary platform Inxide with process expertise and operational governance.
Visitors to NVIDIA GTC Berlin can experience the Polarise AI Cloud live at booth 3016. Polarise, founded in Germany, operates highly efficient data centers at prime locations in Germany and Europe, providing sovereign AI computing power through its integrated cloud platform.
