The problem
- No control over where data lands.Sovereignty violated.
- Cloud routing is opaque.Your users' data in unknown regions.
- Compliance claims, not guarantees.Audit logs don't show location.
The solution
Data sovereignty by architecture, not by contract.
Prompts routed to the Cloudflare node closest to your users — EU-only, US-only, or custom jurisdiction. Data residency enforced at the infrastructure level on every single request, with a verifiable audit trail.
GDPR Art. 44
"Any transfer of personal data to a third country shall take place only if the conditions laid down in this Chapter are complied with, ensuring that the level of protection is not undermined."
Data residency enforced at network layer on every request. Audit trail included.
Frequently asked questions
Where exactly are my AI prompts processed?
At the Cloudflare edge node serving your configured jurisdiction — EU-only, US-only or custom. You choose the region, and routing is enforced per request rather than promised in a contract.
Doesn’t the prompt still go to OpenAI in the US?
Only tokenized prompts leave your jurisdiction — identifiable data is stripped at the edge first. With Edge Inference enabled, sensitive requests can be answered on-node with no external call at all.
How is this different from a vendor’s "EU region" claim?
Cloud "region" settings are configuration you cannot independently verify. Privedge enforces residency at the network layer and returns a per-request audit trail showing where processing occurred.
Which regulations does this address?
Primarily GDPR Chapter V (Art. 44) on cross-border transfers, plus data-sovereignty requirements under NIS2 and the EU AI Act.