07/09/2026
Not every AI workload belongs in the public cloud.
As enterprise AI moves from pilot projects into production, organizations are rethinking where sensitive data, models, and compute should live.
Four practical considerations are bringing private AI infrastructure back into enterprise architecture discussions:
• Data Privacy — Keep sensitive enterprise data and models within clearly defined security boundaries.
• Compliance — Align workload placement with governance, audit, and data residency requirements.
• Cost Predictability — Plan for sustained workloads based on dedicated capacity and lifecycle costs.
• GPU Capacity Planning — Align GPU capacity with workload demand and utilization targets.
This is not about replacing the public cloud. It is about placing each AI workload in the environment that best fits its requirements.
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