AI BriefingBevel Launches eu/jev: First EU-Hosted System One Model for GDPR Compliance
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Bevel has launched eu/jev, the first System One model hosted in the EU on Hetzner GPUs, offering GDPR compliance and identical pricing to the standard Jev model.
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Bevel has launched eu/jev, the first System One model hosted in the European Union, designed to address GDPR and data sovereignty concerns for enterprise users. The service runs on Hetzner GPUs in Germany and is built on Winnow, identified as the top open-source System One model on JevBench.
The launch targets organizations that previously avoided Jev due to compliance restrictions. Key features include:
- Full GDPR Compliance: The service does not save any prompts or answers.
- Identical Pricing: Costs match the standard Jev endpoint, retaining the benefit of free output tokens.
- API Compatibility: The endpoint is called exactly like the standard Jev API, requiring no code changes for existing integrations.
This release comes from the team behind UTCP, an open tool-calling protocol positioned as an alternative to MCP.
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