European AI for language models: a catalogue of EU-hosted models, a policy-aware router and an OpenAI-compatible API. One catalogue. One API. One jurisdiction.
Hosting entries describe configured endpoints, not proof of live GPU capacity. Check the deployment status before use. Status →
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European AI for language models: a catalogue of EU-hosted models, a policy-aware router and an OpenAI-compatible API. One catalogue. One API. One jurisdiction.
Hosting entries describe configured endpoints, not proof of live GPU capacity. Check the deployment status before use. Status →
Nothing leaves the permitted set.
Every model Europe runs, in one place: model cards, providers, hosting regions, licenses, benchmarks and the documents behind them. Cards we have not checked are marked unverified.
One OpenAI-compatible endpoint chooses a model under your policy. Residency, budget and allow lists are decided before the request leaves, and the decision is written to the trace.
First-party inference on infrastructure LLM EU operates or tightly controls, in EU regions, under EU law. Open weights can be hosted on request.
Served through OpenRouter as aion-labs/aion-3.5-mini. Runs outside the EU; the residency class on its endpoint says so.…
Context window: 262k · License: Not verified: the provider has not documented this claim. · Catalogue only
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Served through OpenRouter as aion-labs/aion-2.0. Runs outside the EU; the residency class on its endpoint says so.…
Context window: 131k · License: Not verified: the provider has not documented this claim. · Catalogue only
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Served through OpenRouter as aion-labs/aion-3.0-mini. Runs outside the EU; the residency class on its endpoint says so.…
Context window: 131k · License: Not verified: the provider has not documented this claim. · Catalogue only
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Served through OpenRouter as aion-labs/aion-rp-llama-3.1-8b. Runs outside the EU; the residency class on its endpoint says so.…
Context window: 33k · License: Not verified: the provider has not documented this claim. · Catalogue only
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Served through OpenRouter as amazon/nova-2-lite-v1. Runs outside the EU; the residency class on its endpoint says so.…
Context window: 1.0M · License: Not verified: the provider has not documented this claim. · Catalogue only
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Served through OpenRouter as amazon/nova-lite-v1. Runs outside the EU; the residency class on its endpoint says so.…
Context window: 300k · License: Not verified: the provider has not documented this claim. · Catalogue only
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Open-weight models you can self-host · Models built by European providers · LLMs for German-language text · LLMs for French-language text · Long-context LLMs: 128K tokens and more · LLMs for code: tagged and documented · Models and rerankers for RAG · Vision LLMs: text and image input · Audio LLMs: transcription and speech · Apache-2.0 models: commercial use allowed · Self-hostable open models for products · Catalogue-only models: recorded, not served · Not served yet · EU LLM hosting · LLM hosting in Germany · Data residency for LLM APIs · Pricing · AI Act notice · Security · Accessibility · Status · Changelog · Docs · Frequently asked questions
Every endpoint carries a region and a hosting class. If your policy allows only the EU and no EU endpoint can serve the request, the request fails. It is not quietly sent somewhere else.
| Hosting classes | Sovereignty class |
|---|---|
| de-ber Berlin, Germany — LLM EU operated |
EU-owned, EU-operated
Company and infrastructure both under EU law and EU ownership. |
| de-fra Frankfurt, Germany — LLM EU operated |
EU-owned, EU-operated
Company and infrastructure both under EU law and EU ownership. |
| fr-par Paris, France — EU operator |
EU-owned, EU-operated
Company and infrastructure both under EU law and EU ownership. |
| global Outside the EU (OpenRouter broker) |
Outside the EU — third country
The model runs outside the EU. Reachable only when a request or policy explicitly asks for residency "any". |
Describe what you need — transcription, German legal text, code review, embeddings — and the router maps the task to models that are documented for it in the regions you allow.
A verified card shows where the claim comes from: provider documentation or a license text. Where we have no source, the card says so. Verified is a documentation status, not a legal certificate.
Data processing agreement · Privacy · Terms · AI Act notice · Subprocessors · Cookies
Legal →Providers correct their own cards. Researchers send evaluations we can cite. If a card is wrong, the correction is public and dated.
Put two to four models side by side on the fields that decide a deployment: context, price, region, license, languages, hosting, and what is verified.
Compare →A verified claim on LLM EU says where it comes from: a document you can open, or a value recorded on the endpoint row.
Benchmarks →