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Deploying a Polish LLM in Your Company: Bielik and PLLuM Hardware, Costs and GDPR (2026)

What does it actually take to run Bielik or PLLuM in-house? A GPU with enough VRAM, an inference stack, an Article 28 data processing agreement if you host with a provider, and a maintenance budget. An 11–12B model at 4-bit fits in roughly 7 GB of VRAM, while PLLuM's own sizing table asks for about 48 GB for the same class of model. This piece explains where that gap comes from.

Is Claude GDPR Compliant? (2026)

Is Claude GDPR compliant? Yes, when configured properly: Anthropic offers a data processing agreement with standard contractual clauses, and API and business-plan data is not used to train models by default. EU data residency, however, depends on the access route you buy. See which route processes inside six EU regions and which offers no EU option at all.

AI Meeting Notes to Action Items in 2026: From Transcript to Tasks in Your Systems

Automatic meeting notes are best bought off the shelf: transcription and summaries built into Teams and Meet, or a dedicated AI notetaker, are a good purchase and we say so plainly. Our work begins where the note has to become a task in Jira, a follow-up in your CRM, or a decision in a register, with a rule for what is created automatically and what waits for approval. You start with a free process scan.

Is ChatGPT Safe for Company Data? (2026)

Is ChatGPT safe for company data? It depends on the account and the data class, not on the tool itself. On a business plan with a data processing agreement, the vendors do not train models on your data by default, and a private account gives you no contract and no control. See which data you may enter and which you never should.

n8n: What It Is and When It Stops Being Enough (2026)

n8n is a fair-code workflow automation platform: self-host it for the cost of a server, or use n8n Cloud from €20 a month. We explain what it does, who it is for, the GDPR edge of self-hosting, and where a workflow ends: exactly where a decision and an exception begin. You start with a free process scan.