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DWS IQ Platform · EU Sovereign AI
Sovereign intelligence and compliance.
Our products help your company succeed by making EU compliance, sovereign AI, and on-premise hardware boring — predictable line items instead of executive risk. Official DWS Skilled Agents price list. Single source of truth, reviewed quarterly.
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Starting packages
Four commercial entry points. Full SKU tables below are grouped as customer solutions, independent data products, services, and hardware/infra.
Choose your deployment — one platform, three ways
DWS IQ 6 is a single agent platform delivered in three ways. You pick by sovereignty posture, not by feature set — the same 50-production-agent brain runs in every model; only the jurisdiction, infrastructure, and ownership change. Two of the three are cloud versions we host for you; the third is a sovereign NVIDIA DGX solution you own and run on your own premises.
Cloud · Multi-tenant SaaS
EU-Sovereign Cloud
DWS IQ 6 · from €4,999 · live in 30 days
- Scaleway serverless (Paris / Amsterdam), French-owned (Iliad Group)
- Designed to reduce CLOUD Act exposure · EU-only Managed PostgreSQL + pgvector
- Scale-to-zero, pay-per-request; nothing to operate
- EU AI Act Article 12 logging built in
Best for: EU/UK-regulated mid-market and enterprise — construction,
logistics, energy, manufacturing. A cost-sensitive
US-Cloud posture (from €299/mo) is also
available for non-EU-regulated workloads.
Cloud · Single-tenant
Dedicated Sovereign Cloud — Aegis
DWS IQ Aegis · €59,990 + €999/mo
- UpCloud (Helsinki) / Hetzner — Finnish jurisdiction, designed to reduce CLOUD Act exposure
- Aiven managed PostgreSQL (no US-incorporated vendor in the data path)
- Themis control plane · Article 12 pipeline · EUDI Wallet auth
- Dedicated instance, not shared tenancy
Best for: defence, government, critical infrastructure — sovereignty
mandated but a physical air-gap is not.
Aegis details →
On-premise · Air-gapped
Sovereign On-Premise — NVIDIA DGX
Your hardware · you own the weights
- Control Room (Acer Veriton GN100) catalog · DGX Spark catalog
- Situation Room (two nodes) catalog · IGX Orin catalog
- + NVIDIA Model Install catalog · Sovereign Model Updates catalog
- Data never leaves your network · you own 100% of model weights
Best for: steel, construction, nuclear, dual-use, classified — where
a physical air-gap or weight ownership is a hard requirement.
DGX Spark →
Cloud vs sovereign NVIDIA DGX — the honest comparison
Both paths are designed to keep regulated data off a US-provider data path. They are not a legal finding that CLOUD Act exposure is zero. The real decision is capex vs opex, elasticity vs ownership, and whether a physical air-gap is mandated.
| Dimension | EU-Sovereign Cloud (SaaS / Aegis) | Sovereign On-Premise (NVIDIA DGX) |
|---|---|---|
| Capital outlay | None — you rent capacity | Hardware catalog range: catalog–catalog |
| Running cost | €4,999 setup (SaaS) · €999/mo (Aegis dedicated) | €299/mo model updates + electricity + rack space |
| Data residency | EU cloud (Paris / Amsterdam / Helsinki) | Never leaves your premises |
| Model ownership | Platform-hosted (dedicated instance on Aegis) | You own 100% of the model weights |
| Network dependency | Requires EU-cloud connectivity | Fully air-gap capable — runs offline |
| Time to value | 30 days (SaaS); provisioned for you | Hardware lead time + on-site install |
| Scaling | Elastic — scale-to-zero, burst on demand | Fixed to installed nodes; add boxes to grow |
| US CLOUD Act posture | Designed to avoid a US-provider data path (EU-incorporated hosts + EU-managed PostgreSQL) | Designed so inference stays on customer premises (no cloud in that path) |
| Best economic fit | Bursty / variable load, fast start, low ops | Steady 24/7 high utilisation; air-gap required |
Rule of thumb. Start on EU-Sovereign Cloud — it is the fastest, lowest-risk path and reduces CLOUD Act exposure on day one. Move to Aegis when you need single-tenant isolation and a full Article 12 control plane. Choose the sovereign NVIDIA DGX solution when a physical air-gap or 100% model-weight ownership is non-negotiable, or when a steady, high-utilisation workload makes owned hardware cheaper than metered cloud over a 2–3 year horizon. Many customers run both: DGX at the regulated edge, cloud for elastic burst. Compare cloud tiers →
Industry segments by burden of proof
Segment 1
Infrastructure and networks
Power & Heat Generation
Data Centres
Grid (TSOs/DSOs)
Nuclear
Wind (generation & manufacturing)
Rail (operators & infrastructure)
Water (treatment & distribution)
Proof owner
Owners and operators: utilities, network owners, data-centre operators filing EED Art. 12, cities as AI Act deployers.
Route
Carrier: we speak to the owner. Contractors are suppliers and get the evidence pack the owner asks for.
Regulation
ETS, EED Art. 12, CER/NIS2, Urban Wastewater Directive, CSRD
SKUs
Segment 2
Construction and built environment
Construction & Buildings
Real Estate
Proof owner
The client: the building owner or public client (EPBD, public procurement).
Route
Carrier: we speak to the client. Contractors, engineering firms and material producers are suppliers and get the evidence pack (EPDs, CPR declarations) the client asks for.
Regulation
EPBD, EN 15978, Construction Products Regulation, CSRD
SKUs
Segment 3
Dual-use and defence
Aviation
Shipbuilding
Defence (dual-use)
Proof owner
Primes and shipyards, usually as AI providers that build AI into products they sell (AI Act Art. 16) and hold the export licences.
Route
Carrier: we speak to the prime. Subcontractors are suppliers and get the evidence pack the prime asks for.
Regulation
Dual-use Regulation 2021/821, EDIP/ASAP, ETS aviation, ReFuelEU
SKUs
Segment 4
Chemicals and fuels
Chemicals & Petrochemicals
Petroleum Refining
RFNBO / Green H2 & E-Fuels
Proof owner
The operator: ETS permits and CBAM declarations are in its own name.
Route
Carrier: one route, we speak to the operator.
Regulation
ETS, CBAM, REACH, RED III RFNBO
SKUs
Segment 5
Metals, materials and manufacturing
Iron & Steel Production
Cement & Lime Production
Aluminium Production
Pulp, Paper & Printing
Glass & Ceramics Production
Mining & Quarrying
Manufacturing (cross-sector)
Batteries (production & recycling)
Proof owner
The installation operator: the ETS permit and emissions report are in its own name.
Route
Carrier: we speak to the operator. Second carrier route: the EU importer as CBAM declarant. Producers outside the EU are suppliers and get the evidence pack the importer asks for.
Regulation
ETS, CBAM, Critical Raw Materials Act, ESPR
SKUs
Segment 6
Mobility and logistics
Maritime Shipping
Road Transport & Logistics
Logistics (multimodal freight)
Proof owner
Shipping companies (ETS maritime, FuelEU Maritime); the ETS2 duty for road fuel sits with fuel suppliers.
Route
Carrier: we speak to the shipping company. Road transport and logistics are suppliers and get the evidence pack (CountEmissionsEU data) their shipper asks for.
Regulation
ETS maritime, ETS2, FuelEU Maritime, CountEmissionsEU
SKUs
Segment 7
Food, land and circular economy
Agriculture & Livestock
Waste Management & Recycling
Food & Beverage Processing
Proof owner
The company placing products on the EU market, usually the importer (EUDR due diligence).
Route
Carrier: we speak to the importer. Farms and producers are suppliers and get the evidence pack the importer asks for.
Regulation
ESR, EUDR, Waste Framework Directive, CSRD
SKUs
Segment 8
Public sector, health and finance
Healthcare
Financial Services
Public Sector
Proof owner
AI Act deployers: hospitals, banks and public bodies carry deployer duties, including the fundamental-rights impact assessment (Art. 27).
Route
Carrier: one route, we speak to the deployer.
Regulation
EU AI Act, CSRD, SFDR, EU Taxonomy, DORA, EHDS
SKUs