Sovereign by Architecture: Building AI Infrastructure for the EU AI Act
The EU AI Act takes effect August 2026. Compliance starts at the infrastructure layer. Learn why sovereign AI needs OpenStack, Kubernetes, and Atmosphere.
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The EU AI Act takes effect August 2026. Compliance starts at the infrastructure layer. Learn why sovereign AI needs OpenStack, Kubernetes, and Atmosphere.
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The insurance industry plays a significant role in most economies because of the amount of money in terms of investments it holds and the daily flow of transactions. With changing business scenarios and rapid technological adoptions all across the board, the industry also needs to adapt itself to be ahead of the curve.
The critical requirement here is to implement advanced and scalable technology models that will help deliver products and services to the consumer faster. Cloud computing is one such model that has attracted a lot of attention over the past decade or so in the insurance industry. Many enterprises within the industry have adopted the cloud models that suit them - be it public cloud, private cloud, or hybrid cloud.
Cloud computing provides all types of computing, such as application development, storage, data processing, and analytics, etc., in the form of services. Since it is internet and server-based, the resources on cloud computing models have the flexibility of not being tied to physical infrastructures, allowing authorized users to access it from anywhere they want to. With remote office and service structure becoming the norm, cloud is here to stay for a long time, and the insurance industry has recognized its potential.
The various use cases of cloud computing in the insurance industry include:
As mentioned, cloud adoption is now happening rapidly in various industries, including the insurance industry. What are the specific benefits cloud brings to the industry? Here's a look.
With the right cloud provider, a company can expect business operations to get better from day one of deployment. We have seen how cloud computing is impacting the insurance industry. Among the various cloud environments, OpenStack-based clouds are in high demand, as they offer excellent flexibility and business agility for companies. At VEXXHOST, we provide many OpenStack-based cloud solutions, including dedicated and highly secure private cloud environments. We help companies across numerous industries, including the insurance industry get enterprise-grade clouds without vendor lock-ins or licensing fees.
Speaking of private clouds, you can now run on a fully agile and customized cloud from VEXXHOST, with no licensing fees and smooth 2-week migration. In fact, we're ready to put our money where our mouth is. We're so confident in being able to save you at least 20% or more on your current cloud infrastructure expenditure that if proven wrong- we'll give you $1,000 credit to our public cloud.
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