Our Services

On-Premises AI Server
Hippo Server puts Hippo Chat, Hippo API, and whatever else you need on a server in your building. Your data never leaves your network — not to a cloud provider, not to a model vendor, not to anyone. Full control. Full compliance. Full peace of mind.

What's the problem?
Every prompt you send to a cloud AI crosses a network boundary. Your confidential documents, customer records, internal strategy — it all passes through infrastructure you don't own, operated by companies in jurisdictions you can't control.
For regulated industries, that's a liability. For everyone else, it's a question your legal team will eventually ask. And once data has left your network, there's no taking it back.
Hippo Server keeps everything in-house. The model runs in your building, on your hardware, under your policies. You always know exactly where your data is — because it never went anywhere.
How does it work?
From discovery workshop to a running system in four weeks.
We sit down with your team and map out what you need — which products, which models, which integrations. You walk away with a clear spec and a realistic picture of what the hardware needs to handle.
Based on your workload, we select which Open Hippo products go on the server — Hippo Chat, Hippo API, or anything else you need. We pick the models and make sure everything fits your use case and hardware budget.
Hardware procurement, OS setup, software deployment, networking. We handle the full stack. Four weeks from signed contract to a running system on your premises.
We connect the server to your existing systems and run hands-on workshops so your team can operate, manage, and extend it independently from day one.
What do you get?
Concrete outcomes your team can track from week one.
Does it work in practice?

"The sandbox let us prototype with real patient data from day one — something we could never do with a cloud service."
Got questions?
Straight answers on hardware, setup, and what to expect.
Four weeks from signed contract to production. Week one is the discovery workshop and hardware spec. Week two covers procurement and infrastructure setup. Week three is software deployment and configuration. Week four is integration, testing, and handover with onboarding workshops for your team.
Hardware starts at €40,000 for a dual Blackwell RTX 6000 Max configuration — the right choice for production workloads running multiple models and products in parallel. If you want to start smaller, we offer a DGX Spark entry package including the setup workshop for €8,000. That's a practical way to validate the approach before committing to full production hardware.
The DGX Spark package is designed for piloting — you get real hardware, real software, and a real workshop, but at a fraction of the cost. It's ideal for teams that want to prove the business case internally before going to production. The dual Blackwell RTX 6000 Max setup is for production workloads where throughput, reliability, and uptime matter.
Whatever you need. Hippo Chat gives your team a private, self-hosted AI assistant. Hippo API gives your developers an OpenAI-compatible endpoint they can call from any application. We can add other models and tools on top depending on your use case — the workshop in step one is where we figure that out together.
Yes. Hippo Server is fully self-contained — no cloud calls, no telemetry, no external dependencies at runtime. This makes it suitable for air-gapped environments, regulated industries, and any setting where outbound data transfer is not acceptable.
Yes. The server is built to be extended. If your needs grow — new models, new tools, new integrations — we can add them without replacing the hardware or starting over. We stay available for support and expansions after the initial handover.
30 minutes, no pitch deck. We'll map your current AI usage and show you exactly what a Hippo Server would look like for your team.