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Quick summary: DABO officially launches its Local AI platform for enterprises in 2026, combining an internal knowledge assistant, automation chatbots/agents and a governance-security layer, deployed entirely within the customer infrastructure.
DABO officially launches its Local AI platform for enterprises in 2026. It is the outcome of development focused on a single goal: helping organisations harness generative AI without trading away control of their data.
The platform is designed to deploy entirely within the customer's infrastructure — whether on office servers, a private data centre or a private cloud. Three initial pillars: an internal knowledge assistant with source citations, workflow-automation chatbots and agents that integrate with existing systems, and a governance and security layer that lets IT control who can access what.
In its early-access phase, DABO is working with a set of pioneering customers in priority sectors such as banking and finance, manufacturing, healthcare and the public sector — industries where data sovereignty and compliance are mandatory, not optional.
DABO's core differentiator is the promise that "data stays where it belongs". No customer data is sent out for processing, and once installed, the platform operates well even in fully air-gapped environments.
Details on the early-customer program, reference configurations and the feature roadmap will follow in upcoming updates. Interested organisations can follow the Handbook section for the latest articles on Local AI, AI infrastructure and the trends shaping the market.
Frequently asked questions
What does the DABO platform include? Three pillars: an internal knowledge assistant with source citations, automation chatbots/agents integrated with existing systems, and a governance-security layer.
Which industries does DABO serve first? Priority sectors such as banking and finance, manufacturing, healthcare and the public sector — where data sovereignty is mandatory.
Is customer data ever sent outside? No — the platform operates on the promise that data stays where it belongs, even in fully air-gapped environments once installed.