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Mickai serves the regulated firms the public cloud cannot lawfully reach, and licenses its patented sovereign stack to the platforms that want to reach them. The result is an ally to the AI majors, no
Mickai sells sovereign AI directly to regulated firms that cannot touch public cloud, and positions a 104-application patent estate as a licensing layer for the hyperscalers. An ally, not a rival.
A regulated, governed slice of enterprise artificial intelligence is opening that the public cloud cannot serve by architecture, and two distinct buyers are walking towards the same sovereign answer.