senn-techAI consulting in Tyrol: on-premise, GDPR-compliant, from Kufstein.
We build company AI that runs in-house, vLLM, Ollama and RAG on your own hardware instead of forced cloud. Advised, built and operated by a Tyrolean engineering studio that runs the same systems in its own industrial group.
Data sovereignty instead of cloud lock-in
Your documents and prompts never leave the building. A corporate LLM stack on your hardware or in an EU cloud, with free model choice instead of vendor lock-in.
From first call to operations
Analysis, build, training and operations from one source: app development (Next.js), LLM infrastructure (vLLM, RAG with Qdrant) and the IT underneath (Proxmox, HA storage, security).
Regulation built in
GDPR, the EU AI Act and NIS2 are part of the architecture, not a footnote: documented and auditable.
What runs at a Tyrolean company of about 100 employees
For a logistics and trading group in Tyrol with four sites, we run a company AI portal on its own GPUs: 6 GPUs in-house, 15 model routes, 32 tool connections and about 90 user accounts. No document leaves the building. The case study covers the starting point, the build and day-to-day operation.
Read the company AI portal case study ›Reading documents without trusting the model blindly
Transport orders arrive as PDFs, each laid out differently. Every document is read by three independent routes, a field only counts when at least two agree, and arithmetic checks catch reading errors beforehand. The limit is three minutes per document, and processing runs 100 percent on-premise. The reason: a language model reports no doubt, it returns a number, and a silently misread price costs more than the typing it replaced.
Read the document processing case study ›Funding for consulting in Tyrol
The State of Tyrol funds external consulting for members of the Tyrol Chamber of Commerce, including digitalisation. The grant is non-repayable and covers at most 50 percent of eligible costs, up to 80 percent for digitalisation consulting. One grant is possible per consulting topic, company and calendar year, and several grants together may not exceed 4,000 euros. Conditions and application sit with the economic development department of the State of Tyrol (as of 26 October 2026).
Consulting grant at the State of Tyrol ›AI literacy under Article 4 of the AI Act
Since 2 February 2025, companies in the EU have to promote the AI literacy of their staff, with no size threshold. The Digital Omnibus Regulation (EU) 2026/1744 reworded the duty on 27 July 2026: companies must take measures, and no fixed level per person is guaranteed. Our article shows what the evidence looks like in a company of twenty people.
Read the Article 4 article ›Further reading for companies in Austria
Not theory: references
A company AI portal with specialist agents, SIEM security monitoring and more: delivered for a logistics and trading group in Tyrol with ~100 employees.
Frequently asked questions
Does the AI really run without the cloud?
We do not switch on a cloud model when it is not needed. What runs in-house, we show you in the appointment using one of your own documents.
Which companies is this for?
SMEs in the DACH region: typically 20 to 500 employees, ideally with an IT team we integrate rather than replace.
What about GDPR and the EU AI Act?
We document which model sees which data, where it flows and who has access, in a form an auditor can actually read. If your business falls under NIS2, the registration due by 31 December 2026 is part of the project.
How do we start?
First the AI readiness check on this page: seven dimensions, around five minutes, scored in the browser, none of it leaves your device. If it shows a gap, the conversation that follows runs the same questions against your actual systems.
What does the first conversation cost?
Nothing. The first conversation takes 20 minutes. After that we tell you honestly whether and how we can help, even if the answer is no.
What do I bring to the first conversation?
A rough description of the problem, the systems involved (for example ERP, mail or document storage) and the date by which something should be running. That is all it takes.