Data Saur
Provider of private large language models and secure enterprise AI. The company builds custom artificial intelligence solutions within a client's infrastructure, ensuring data remains under their control. It focuses on transforming general-purpose models into systems aligned with specific workflows and enterprise requirements. The company activates documents and institutional knowledge to power secure workflows. The…
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Provider of private large language models and secure enterprise AI. The company builds custom artificial intelligence solutions within a client's infrastructure, ensuring data remains under their control. It focuses on transforming general-purpose models into systems aligned with specific workflows and enterprise requirements. The company activates documents and institutional knowledge to power secure workflows. The company operates in the AI Infrastructure sector with additional focus on AI Infrastructure and Artificial Intelligence. Its business model centers on Training Data. Founded in 2019, headquartered in United States. The company has raised $8.9M at the Seed stage. Backed by investors including GDP Venture, Initialized Capital, Y Combinator, Hanover Technology Investment Management, Gold House and others.
Business model
AI Infrastructure > Enabling Technologies > Software > Training Data,
AI Services > Horizontal,
Y Combinator Batches > 2020 > Winter
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