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Practical writing on governed agent orchestration, on-premise AI, compliance, and the infrastructure decisions that separate pilot projects from production platforms.
NIS2 and AI: What the Directive Requires of AI Systems and AI Vendors, and NIS2 vs the AI Act
NIS2 has no article about AI, yet an AI assistant or agent run by an essential or important entity is part of its network and information systems, and the company supplying it is part of its supply chain. This guide maps Articles 20, 21 and 23 onto AI, compares NIS2 with the EU AI Act, gives the transposition picture as of October 2026 and ends with a checklist.
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On-Premise AI Server: How to Choose, Size and Cost an LLM Server (2026)
A buyer's guide to the on-premise AI server: what it has to run, which GPUs and how much VRAM, how to size it by number of users, the power, cooling, networking and storage it needs, the software stack, and what the hardware costs.
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On-Premise Document AI: Azure, Google, SAP, Mistral and Open-Source Options Compared
Which document AI services run on premise in October 2026, what each one requires, and how open models such as PaddleOCR, Docling, olmOCR and DeepSeek-OCR compare on licence, layout and tables, handwriting, languages and hardware, with a selection checklist for intelligent document processing.
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On-Premise Voice AI: Speech Recognition, LLMs and Text to Speech on Your Own Servers
How an on-premise voice AI stack fits together in 2026: the open speech recognition and text-to-speech models worth shortlisting, their licences, the latency budget for a spoken turn, hardware sizing and a deployment checklist.
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Open WebUI vs LibreChat vs AnythingLLM: Self-Hosted Chat Interfaces Compared (2026)
Open WebUI, LibreChat and AnythingLLM all put a ChatGPT-style interface in front of models you host. This comparison covers what each licence allows, how each one signs people in and assigns roles, how it handles documents, agents and MCP tools, how it deploys and what it logs, plus a note on LM Studio and the point at which a company needs more than a chat interface.
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Prompt Injection Prevention for AI Agents: Techniques, Controls and a Cheat Sheet
No filter catches every prompt injection, so prevention for AI agents means limiting what injected text can make an agent do. This guide covers direct and indirect injection, the layered controls that hold up, the research behind them and a one-page cheat sheet.
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vLLM vs Ollama vs llama.cpp vs SGLang: Choosing an LLM Inference Server in 2026
vLLM and SGLang are built to serve many users from data-centre GPUs; Ollama, llama.cpp and LM Studio are built to run models on one machine. This comparison puts them side by side with NVIDIA's Triton, Dynamo and TensorRT-LLM on batching, multi-GPU support, quantization formats, hardware, API, licence and operating effort, and ends with a decision table.
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Whisper On-Premise: How to Self-Host Speech to Text Without a Cloud API
A practical guide to on-premise speech to text with OpenAI Whisper in 2026: model sizes and VRAM, faster-whisper, whisper.cpp and WhisperX, NVIDIA and Azure alternatives, hallucination and accuracy caveats, word error rate testing and an air-gapped setup.
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EU AI Act Article 50: What Enterprise AI Assistants, Chatbots and Agents Must Disclose
Article 50 of the EU AI Act has applied since 2 August 2026, whatever a system's risk class. Who counts as the provider when an enterprise builds its own assistant, what people must be told and when, how synthetic content is marked and labelled, and what evidence to keep.
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