AlphaSense, a leader in AI-powered market and enterprise intelligence, unveiled its new EU Data Residency Region-a strategic addition designed to help global enterprises meet GDPR requirements and safeguard sensitive, proprietary data within European borders.
With this dedicated regional offering, all client data-including internal documents, confidential research, and external intelligence-will be fully hosted and managed within the EU, enhancing regulatory compliance and addressing data sovereignty concerns.
“All customer data remains fully contained in-region, ensuring end-to-end compliance with GDPR and the strictest local data sovereignty standards,” said Smith Johnson, Chief Information Security Officer at AlphaSense. “This initiative underscores our ongoing commitment to deliver powerful AI insights without compromising on customer trust or regulatory assurance.”
The EU Data Residency Region is immediately available to all existing and new Enterprise Intelligence customers. This deployment is backed by AlphaSense’s robust infrastructure, featuring end-to-end encryption, rigorous access controls, and full auditability to monitor data flow and usage.
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“Our EU customers have voiced a clear need for localised data governance that aligns with regional regulations-and more importantly, with their own internal policies,” stated Maria Fernandez, Senior Vice President of Global Solutions at AlphaSense. “By enabling EU-only data storage and processing, we’re giving them the control and peace of mind they deserve.”
In addition to GDPR-aligned data handling, the regional deployment supports:
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Advanced encryption at rest and in transit, alongside enterprise-grade key management;
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SAML 2.0 and single sign-on (SSO) integration for seamless security across corporate identity platforms;
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Regular SOC 2 and ISO 27001 compliant audits, further reinforcing platform resilience.
AlphaSense’s Enterprise Intelligence solution empowers customers to centralise both proprietary and external content, leverage generative AI for real-time insights, and collaborate securely-all within a framework adapted to regional regulatory demands.
“With this EU region, organisations in Europe can scale their use of AI-powered intelligence with confidence-without sacrificing governance or compliance,” added Johnson.
