1 · Sovereign AI with Small Language Models
Private SLMs for confidential daily work. Your data stays inside your trust boundary. No mandatory external dependency.
What you get →TFIT is an independent ICT architecture studio. We assess your environment, design a sustainable target architecture, and guide delivery through to handover, from sovereign AI to datacenter and hybrid platforms.
Organised around client problems, not technology lists. Pick a service to see problem, deliverables and engagement model.
Private SLMs for confidential daily work. Your data stays inside your trust boundary. No mandatory external dependency.
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Portable design across on-prem and private cloud. Choose the best platform without lock-in or redesign.
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UBI-based containers, Kubernetes/OpenShift, Linux foundations. Standardised, supportable, production-ready.
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SonarQube + AI-assisted review via MCP, policy-as-code, reuse-before-buy. Fewer surprises late in the project.
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Metrics before logs. Prometheus, OpenTelemetry, ELK for post-mortem. Predictive triggers that act in time.
What you get →Book a short architecture session. TFIT reviews your current state and recommends the smallest useful next step.
Request an assessmentSmall expert interventions and larger architecture engagements use the same backbone.
Plus cross-cutting concerns: monitoring, security, governance, lifecycle, cost, resilience, documentation.
Advisory · short consultation Assessment · fixed-scope review Project · design and/or build Retainer · ongoing architecture office
Request a proposalThemes from the field: sovereignty, portability, containers, shift-left, reuse and monitoring.
Private SLM for confidential work, controlled gateway for generic tasks. 10 to 50 times cheaper to run, predictable cost.
Read TFIT take →Containers, IaC, microservices, CI/CD and open standards. Maintainable on any cloud or on-prem.
See approach →Evolve ICT efficiently: reuse what works, buy what differentiates least, build only what must exist.
See approach →Get a pragmatic recommendation, not a sales deck.