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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.
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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Open-Weight Guard Models for On-Premises AI: Llama Guard, gpt-oss-safeguard, Qwen3Guard and Granite Guardian Compared
Guard models are safety classifiers that screen prompts, responses and agent actions. Which open-weight guard models an enterprise can run on its own infrastructure in 2026, what each one checks, where the checks belong in an agent pipeline, and what they cannot do.
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Sandboxing AI Agents That Run Code: Containers, gVisor and MicroVMs in Private Infrastructure
An agent that writes and runs code is executing untrusted input on your infrastructure. How the isolation options compare, what a sandbox must control besides the kernel boundary, and how to run agent code execution safely inside an on-premises AI platform.
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AI Gateway Comparison 2026: Kong, LiteLLM, Portkey, Cloudflare, Vercel, Azure, AWS and Self-Hosted Options
An LLM gateway comparison for platform and security teams: nine gateways checked against their own documentation for routing, limits, caching, guardrails, MCP support, licence and where they can run. Verified September 2026.
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Best AI Governance Tools in 2026: AI Governance Software Compared by What It Governs
A buyer's comparison of AI governance software, grouped by what each product actually governs: the inventory, the compliance workflow, the data underneath or the agent at runtime. Every vendor claim was checked against that vendor's own pages in September 2026.
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Best Local LLMs for Coding in 2026: Open-Weight Models Compared
Ten open-weight coding models you can run on your own hardware, checked against their model cards in September 2026 and compared on license, parameters, context, tool calling, memory needs and the coding agents that can use them.
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