Articles · sovereignty
Taking the long view on technology: what is genuinely changing and how to decide with a clear head.
Private AI for law firms: a risk-based architecture
Swiss law does not prescribe a particular machine. It requires firms to protect professional secrecy, govern providers and verify output. Here is a three-tier model.
Kimi K3, Soofi S and Apertus: an open-model snapshot
A dated snapshot, not a permanent ranking: release status, weight precision, internal benchmarks, total cost and deployment conditions.
Local AI: three machine profiles for several kinds of work
Mac mini, DGX Spark or a Blackwell workstation: three starting points for on-site AI, with the memory, context and operational assumptions that still need testing.
Leaving US cloud services: Swiss and European alternatives
Email, office suite, storage, CRM, accounting, signature, analytics, AI: for every common US tool, a serious Swiss or European alternative, and an honest view of what you gain and what you lose.
Internal AI without a US cloud: realistic in 2026?
Open models, Swiss hosting and local deployment: a dated method for selecting internal AI without reducing sovereignty to the server's location.