Polarise Launches Sovereign AI Cloud at NVIDIA GTC Berlin
Polarise launched a sovereign AI cloud platform in Berlin to provide European companies with AI infrastructure that keeps data within the EU.
German AI provider Polarise launched the Polarise AI Cloud on October 22, 2026, during the NVIDIA GTC event in Berlin. The sovereign platform utilizes NVIDIA Blackwell technology and servers from Kernos to ensure customer data remains within the European Union and is not subject to the U.S. CLOUD Act.
The platform introduces two core products: Polarise Rise, an enterprise AI chat assistant, and Polarise Drive, a managed inference platform for open-weight models including NVIDIA Nemotron, Kimi K3, and GLM 5.3. To scale its capacity, the company uses modular AI Pods to convert existing buildings into data centers, a process that allowed the operationalization of its Munich AI Hub in six months.
Italian customer experience firm Increso is among the first adopters of Polarise Drive. The company is using the platform to deploy AI agents for customer service, specifically running Nemotron models on European infrastructure to maintain performance and data control.
