Compliance · DORA
ICT you can put in a DORA register
DORA makes financial entities responsible for their ICT third parties. AxForge is the kind of third party that is easy to assess: named hardware we own, EU-only processing, documented retention, and no chain of hidden sub-providers.
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What a DORA assessment finds here
| Concentration & chain risk | Inference runs on hardware AxForge owns, not resold hyperscaler capacity. The subprocessor chain is short and public: register. |
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| Location of processing | eu-se-1 · Stockholm for serverless inference and RTX 3060 rentals, eu-es-1 · Málaga for dedicated DGX Spark workloads. Stated per service in data residency, with no failover outside the EEA. |
| Exit strategy | Open-weight models on an OpenAI-compatible API: the same weights can be redeployed elsewhere, a real exit path, not a contractual fiction. |
| Incident handling | Reporting route and notification process in incidents. |
| Dedicated option | DORA-sensitive workloads can run on a dedicated machine (Managed GPU), your traffic only. |
DORA compliance is an obligation of the financial entity and its overall arrangement. We supply the infrastructure properties your register, risk assessment and exit plan need.