Lesson 1: Sending your data to OpenAI or Anthropic (2-minute video)
Large and popular frontier models can run on the hardware of the companies that made them. Claude, for instance, can run on Anthropic hardware. But not all confidentiality-minded enterprises are satisfied with even Anthropic’s “Zero Data Retention” provisions.
Many AI subscription platforms also quietly send your data straight to OpenAI or Anthropic behind the scenes, then hand you back the responses. Superwisdom discourages this pass-through handling of confidential data. This is how Anthropic explains the issue:
Lesson 2: Sending your data to no one (2-minute video)
Nvidia’s CEO, Jensen Huang, describes his preference that enterprises not rely on confidentiality commitments in contracts. Instead, he believes enterprises should own their own hardware - their “sovereign stack.” Models are limited to open-weight. Superwisdom supports this path for enterprises with seven-figure budgets.
Lesson 3: The hyperscale hybrid (2-minute video)
For enterprises that want strong confidentiality without a seven-figure budget, Google, Microsoft, and Amazon offer various hybrid solutions. Essentially, an enterprise runs in a sealed perimeter of the cloud, where both open-weight and frontier AI models run on the cloud provider’s own hardware. No data is sent to OpenAI or Anthropic.
Superwisdom prefers the Amazon Web Services (AWS) solution, called Bedrock. To find out why, email us at team@superwisdom.ai.