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      <description>SharePoint, Slack, Confluence, Google Drive and Notion now connect to RAGSuite in the open Community Edition, under Apache 2.0. Wiring one up takes minutes — which moves the hard part to where it always belonged: who is allowed to see what.</description>
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      <description>All ten tools on ragsuite.de compute in page JavaScript. Nothing you enter into one, and nothing it calculates, is sent anywhere. You do not have to take that on faith — here is how to verify it yourself in thirty seconds, and where the two boundaries of that claim honestly sit.</description>
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      <description>From 11 September 2026, makers of software sold in the EU must report actively exploited vulnerabilities and severe incidents — starting with an alert within 24 hours. The 24-hour form asks for far less than most teams assume, and the registration mechanics are where the real surprises are.</description>
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      <description>Since 29 July 2026 the Bundesnetzagentur is the market-surveillance authority, national contact point and complaints office for the EU AI Regulation. Most coverage reports that as a handover. The ministry&apos;s own announcement says something more specific — and more useful.</description>
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      <description>The RAGSuite Community Edition is public on GitHub under Apache 2.0, with an install CLI on npm. Three commands and it runs on your own infrastructure — no sales call, no trial gate, no phone-home.</description>
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      <title>The exit question: what it actually takes to leave a cloud AI vendor</title>
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      <description>59% of German companies say the biggest barrier to switching cloud provider isn&apos;t price or features — it&apos;s getting the data out. So the most important thing to test about a vendor is the one nobody tests.</description>
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      <description>Most enterprise AI projects in Germany don&apos;t fail on technology — they stall in a meeting with the works council. Five things to require of any vendor, and the parallel conversation with your data protection officer.</description>
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      <title>What is RAG? A no-jargon guide for business leaders</title>
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      <description>RAG means AI that answers from your documents instead of from whatever it absorbed in training — and shows you which document each part of the answer came from. What it does, what it doesn&apos;t, and what you need to try it.</description>
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      <title>Nearly nine in ten German companies can&apos;t verify their vendor&apos;s &quot;sovereign&quot; cloud</title>
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      <description>87% say international providers&apos; sovereign offerings don&apos;t show enough about how data is processed and who can access it. That&apos;s a proof problem, not a vendor problem — and about ten questions fix it.</description>
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      <title>Sovereign AI in plain English — what it actually means for your business</title>
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      <description>Sovereign AI comes down to three questions about your own system: where the data physically sits, who could compel someone to hand it over, and whether you can prove both. A jargon-free guide for the person who signs.</description>
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      <title>The Article 50 guidelines are final — what an AI disclosure actually has to look like</title>
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      <description>Since 2 August 2026, software that talks to people has to say it is software. The Commission&apos;s final Article 50 guidelines set out who owes the disclosure, what fails it, and where the provider/deployer line falls when you self-host.</description>
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      <description>A sovereign model is not the same as a sovereign system. Sovereignty lives at two layers — the model and infrastructure, and the application that reads your data. Where each vendor sits, and how to get both.</description>
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      <title>The Cyber Resilience Act and your AI platform</title>
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      <description>Self-hosted software is in scope of the EU Cyber Resilience Act; cloud-only AI tools generally aren&apos;t. Why that&apos;s an advantage — and how RAGSuite is built to it.</description>
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      <title>What is sovereign enterprise AI? A working definition</title>
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      <description>Sovereign enterprise AI means controlling the data, the model, the runtime and the audit trail — not just the hosting region. A precise working definition.</description>
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      <description>Data residency is where your data sits; sovereignty is who controls it and who can be compelled to disclose it. Why the distinction decides your AI stack.</description>
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      <description>The EU AI Act, DORA and NIS2 all shape enterprise AI in 2026 — and converge on one demand: documented, auditable control. How the obligation stack fits.</description>
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      <description>The Digital Omnibus moved the headline high-risk dates — but the case for sovereign, self-hosted AI didn&apos;t move with them. Here&apos;s the honest timeline.</description>
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      <description>What it takes to self-host a RAG platform: the reference architecture — PostgreSQL, Redis, a vector store, optional local models — and the operations.</description>
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      <description>The US CLOUD Act lets US authorities compel US-based providers to disclose data — wherever it&apos;s stored, including EU regions. What DACH buyers should ask.</description>
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      <description>Hosted RAG is fast to start and someone else&apos;s to run. For a regulated enterprise, the trade you&apos;re really making is control. Here&apos;s the case for keeping it.</description>
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      <description>Hosted RAG starts fastest; self-hosted RAG keeps control. A side-by-side across data, cost, compliance and operations — and when each one wins.</description>
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      <description>RAGSuite is a self-hosted, citation-backed AI platform: AI Search, AI Assistant and AI Connectors across your documents and apps. Open core, DSGVO by design.</description>
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