Managed by 1331. Bounded by contract.
Governed runs the substrate on 1331-operated infrastructure with contractual isolation — dedicated tenants, named-region pinning, audit log delivery, and exit-strategy guarantees. Useful when sovereignty is a contract-and-audit question rather than a physical-boundary question.
Managed by 1331
We run the substrate on dedicated infrastructure. You consume it as a service with named-region pinning and contractual isolation.
No CLOUD Act-reachable parent
Inference path operated by 1331 — no US-parented hyperscaler subprocessor sitting between your prompt and the model.
Audit log delivery
Append-only, signed, queryable. Delivered to your SIEM on the cadence you specify; retained per your contract.
Exit guarantees
Contractual right to receive your data, your fine-tunes, and your audit history in portable formats on 90-day notice.
Sovereignty as a contract-and-audit question, not a physical-boundary question.
Most regulated buyers don't actually need a box in a closet — they need an answer to 'who can reach this data, under what law, and what happens when we want to leave.' Governed gives that answer without making the buyer operate the infrastructure themselves.
Your workloads on isolated infrastructure — not multi-tenant inference batched against unknown neighbours.
Inference pinned to the jurisdictions in your contract. No silent failover, no shadow-region debugging.
A specific 1331 team, a specific on-call rotation, a specific support SLA — not a global ticket queue.
Strong fit
- Insurance carriers under NAIC Model Bulletin scope
- Asset managers and prediction-market operators needing settlement-grade retention
- Mid-market firms without internal cloud-ops or appliance-ops capacity
- Pilot phases that need to move fast and can re-platform to Controlled / Owned later
Pick a different posture
- Air-gap or CMMC-boundary workloads (use Owned)
- Buyers whose DPO requires keys held inside their own KMS (use Controlled)