Every team wants to know where the data goes. For @HedyAI_ that concern comes from their users.
Hedy AI is an AI meeting coach and processes real conversations that European users want to keep in the EU.
Hedy's AI processing now runs on our serverless API!
Full story here 👇
New engine behind Hedy's EU AI: @inceptron, from Lund, Sweden 🇸🇪
Your meetings continue to be analyzed in the EU, with nothing stored after each request and nothing used for training.
hedy.ai/post/inceptron-eu-ai…
Replying to @inceptron
@inceptron is live on the @opperai gateway, EU-hosted routes to frontier open weights at the lowest European prices we route to. Read the annoucement: opper.ai/blog/inceptron-part…
Some milestones are more than just a number.
On July 30, we processed 20B tokens in a single day across GLM 5.2, Kimi K2.6, MiniMax M2.5, and Kimi K2.7 Code.
For us, it means more teams are trusting Inceptron with production workloads.
Excited to partner with @InfronAI 🚀
Five of our latest models are now available through the platform, including GLM-5.2, Kimi K2.7 Code, and MiniMax M2.5.
We've always focused on getting the latest open models into developers' hands as quickly as possible, and we're excited to make that even easier through Infron.
Access Inceptron through a single Infron API key with zero model markup. The API is OpenAI-compatible, so getting started is as simple as updating your base_url.
Looking forward to seeing what developers build.
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infron.ai/provider/inceptron
We're excited to welcome @inceptron to Infron 🎉!
@inceptron is an inference compiler for the latest open models, built for price-performance. By packing more requests onto each GPU, it runs them up to 5-10x cheaper, and ships new open models within days of release.
Five models are live through Inceptron, led by GLM-5.2, Kimi K2.7 Code, and MiniMax M2.5.
On Infron, that's one API key. Requests route to the cheapest, fastest provider on their own, with automatic fallback. Zero model markup, and cache optimization saves more. 99.9% uptime.
Try them ✨: lnkd.in/dWAR5m3n
It’s a big one…
GLM 5.2 by @Zai_org is now available on Inceptron.
This is one of the strongest open model releases we've seen this year, with standout results across coding, terminal, and agent benchmarks.
Go build with it!
(Benchmarks reported by Z ai)
Check it out on OpenRouter today:
openrouter.ai/provider/incep…
Industrial AI is one of the hardest problems in the space.
Long workflows. Complex systems. Real consequences when things go wrong.
We're excited to work with @KovantAI as they build what is designed to become the world's first foundation model for industrial operations.
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Many engineering teams we speak to want AI in production.
Many security teams start with the same question: where does data go?
We wrote about our work with @KiloCode to bring Kimi K2.7, GLM 5.2, and MiniMax M2.5 to European infrastructure with GDPR-compliant options.
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Inceptron retweeted
More on what @inceptron brings:
> Data residency you can lock to EU-only
> ISO-aligned infrastructure
> Open-weight models devs are already running daily
Full breakdown from @arimesser: blog.kilo.ai/p/kilo-partners…
Inceptron retweeted
EU teams: you can now run top open-weight models with data that never leaves Europe.
We've partnered with @inceptron for sovereign, EU-hosted inference in the Kilo Gateway. Kimi K2.6, GLM 5.1, MiniMax M2.5. GDPR and ISO compliant.
MiniMax M2.5 starts at $0.15/1M input tokens.
Available now across CLI, Cloud Agents, and IDE.

ALT Graphic on a light gray background featuring the Inceptron logo at the top, consisting of a geometric blue, purple, and pink icon next to the word “INCEPTRON” in black uppercase letters. A large black “X” appears in the center, indicating a collaboration. Below it is the Kilo Code logo, showing a black-and-yellow rectangular banner with the Kilo icon on the left and the words “Kilo Code” in a pixel-style yellow font on a black background.
There are now more ways to access Inceptron!
Over the past few months, we've heard the same question from customers: can we use Kilo while keeping workloads on GDPR-compliant infrastructure hosted in Europe?
We've worked closely with the @kilocode team to make that possible.
Kimi K2.6, GLM 5.1, and MiniMax M2.5 are now available through the Kilo Gateway, powered by Inceptron.
All models run on GDPR and ISO 27001-certified European infrastructure, giving teams a straightforward way to build and deploy AI workloads without moving data outside Europe.
Guide on how to set up Kilo Code can be found here: docs.inceptron.io/Guides/kil…









