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“Control over processed data is the question primes can no longer defer”

The sovereign data layer under your C2.

Upper-layer systems replaceable without rebuilding data paths

The problem
  • We are told there is no European alternative, so we keep buying the US platform.
  • Our national leadership wants a German or European answer but the data layer is locked in.
  • Swapping the C2 or AI vendor means re-plumbing every sensor and database connection.
With PROTOR
  • Upper-layer systems replaceable without rebuilding data paths
  • You keep control over processed data — no vendor cloud in the data layer
  • Accreditation and assurance you can defend

From today to the first result.

What you do today

a US data platform underneath the C2 layer

Swapping the C2 or AI vendor means re-plumbing every sensor and database connection, and each sovereign bid needs proof that the stack is deterministic and auditable.

With PROTOR

A vendor-neutral processing plane under C2 and AI: upper layers are replaceable without rebuilding the data path, and every workflow is signed and reproducible.

Your first step

Run one existing data flow on the plane in a lab beside the current platform.

one flow, one lab
How it runs

A language model on your own hardware. Step by step.

A local model answers a batch of prompts — no network, and the data stays on the machine.

PROTOR · A language model on your own hardwarerunning
Prompt Source (CSV)CSV SubscriberLocal LLM ProcessorLocalLLM.ProcessorCLI OutputCLI Processor
  1. Prompt Source (CSV)CSV Subscriber
  2. Local LLM ProcessorLocalLLM.Processor
  3. CLI OutputCLI Processor
nodes
csv-prompts → CSV.Subscriber
llm-processor → LocalLLM.Processor
cli-output → ETL.CLIProcessor
local modelno network
  1. Prompt Source (CSV)Reads rows from a CSV file in batches.
  2. Local LLM ProcessorAnswers each row with a local language model.
  3. CLI OutputPrints the rows as a table in the terminal.

A real workflow from our end-to-end test suite; the designer view is illustrated.

What you get. From the first pilot.

Upper-layer systems replaceable without rebuilding data paths

You keep control over processed data — no vendor cloud in the data layer

Accreditation and assurance you can defend

Why your tools fall short.

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US hyperscaler/platform stacks create jurisdiction and vendor dependency regardless of local deployment.

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Open-source assemblies (Kafka+Spark+Airflow) give sovereignty but no unified audit trail, determinism or single support owner.

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Legacy integration middleware is slow and non-reproducible at sensor rates.

What drives it
  • Bundeswehr and German state-level debate on Palantir (2026, per Wikipedia summary)
  • NATO Maven Smart System adoption (2025-2026) shaping interoperability expectations
  • EDF 2021-2027 collaborative projects favouring European consortia (EC EDF page)
  • EUDIS programme

Your pilot. Three steps.

1

Your data shape

Tell us what data you have, where it lives and what the result must be.

2

A scoped pilot

On your data and your hardware, with the success measure written down first.

3

A clear decision

You see the result against that measure — and keep every workflow and record.

Beta · design partners wanted

Bring us your hardest data problem. Let's solve it together.

A short pilot on your data and your hardware. We agree on what success looks like before we start.