On-premise AI PCs in Switzerland and Luxembourg: delivery and compliance
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Switzerland and Luxembourg share a rare commonality: an exceptional density of professions where confidentiality is not optional but a legal obligation. Financial hubs, law firms, notary offices, accounting practices, and medical clinics. These are structures for which sending customer data to an American cloud is simply excluded.
However, the two countries do not share the same regime for cross-border purchases. This guide places them side by side, then details compliance and tailored configurations.
Switzerland and Luxembourg: two regimes, a head-to-head
Compliance by Design: nLPD and GDPR
Both countries enforce strict data protection laws, which is exactly why local AI is the ideal solution.
Cloud-based AI services involve transmitting data to a third-party provider, often outside of Europe. This raises significant questions regarding data transfer, contracts, and oversight, whether under Luxembourg's GDPR or Switzerland's nLPD.
A local AI station eliminates the issue at its root: processing occurs entirely on a machine within your premises. No outsourcing, no cross-border data transfers, no reliance on a foreign provider. The question of transfer does not arise, since there is no transfer.
As with any data processing activity, it remains recommended to document your approach and keep your register up to date; local AI simply provides you with the most solid starting point possible: no data leaves.
Regulated professions affected
Private banks and wealth managers
Document analysis, preparation of client notes, and file summaries without any asset data leaving the establishment. A central issue in Geneva, Zurich, and Luxembourg.
Trustees and investment funds
Luxembourg is one of the world's leading fund hubs; Switzerland hosts thousands of trustees. Local AI analyzes balance sheets, prospectuses, and regulatory documents with full confidentiality.
Lawyers and Notary Firms
Search through case files, summarize contracts, and prepare legal instruments: professional secrecy is built-in, without relying on the contractual guarantees of a cloud provider.
Doctors and Clinics
Dictated and transcribed reports generated on-site, patient file summaries, and document searches within protocols. Health data remains in the practice.
Which machines for these use cases
All our stations are hand-assembled in Auriol (13390), excluding the GB10 model built by ASUS. Each unit is tested before shipment and fully configurable, either via the online configurator on each product page, or by requesting a quote at contact@radiancesystems.eu.
CoreIA RTX 5060 TiIndividual practitioner: drafting, summarizing, transcription. 14B models.
2,068 €
CoreIA Radeon AI PRO R9700High-volume firm: document RAG, 30B models in 8-bit.
4,162 €
CoreIA RTX 509030B models in 8-bit for high-quality local analysis.
10,291 €
CoreIA GB10 (ASUS Ascent GX10)Study or firm server shared by a small team, 128 GB unified memory.
6,999 €
CoreIA 2x RTX 5090 (4U rack, 64 GB)4U multi-GPU rack: mid-sized teams, high throughput, production-ready.
20,954 €
CoreIA Threadripper PRO 4 GPU96 GB VRAM (up to 4 GPUs), ECC RAM: for fiduciaries and demanding institutions.
32,647 €
CoreIA 2x RTX PRO 6000 (192 GB ECC)Banks and institutions: dozens of users, ECC reliability, 24/7 operation.
48,508 €
About Radiance Systems
To give you an overview of our company: Radiance Systems is a French assembler specializing in PCs and servers for local AI, based in Auriol (13390) in Provence. All machines are hand-assembled and tested, with the exception of the GB10 assembled by ASUS. We deliver across France, the European Union, and Switzerland. Our commitments include a best price guarantee with a €50 discount, a 2-year warranty, and technical support with a response time of under 3 working days in French, English, and Dutch. Our website is radiancesystems.eu. For both Switzerland and Luxembourg, our AI stations and servers are presented in the same section, categorized by their specific uses.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you deliver AI PCs to Switzerland?
Yes. Since Switzerland is outside the EU, shipments follow export regulations: invoicing excludes French VAT, we handle all customs documentation, and Swiss VAT is due upon import. We will provide a written confirmation of the exact procedure and the total amount before you place your order to ensure there are no surprises upon delivery.
Do you deliver AI PCs to Luxembourg?
Yes, under the same conditions as in France. Since Luxembourg is part of the European single market, no customs procedures are required. For professionals with a valid intra-community VAT number, we can provide invoicing with reverse charge.
Is local AI compliant with Swiss nLPD?
Local AI provides the most robust starting point: processing occurs entirely within your premises, with no data transfer abroad or to third parties, so cross-border data communication issues do not arise. As with any processing activity, it is still recommended to document your setup in accordance with nLPD.
And regarding GDPR in Luxembourg?
Same logic applies: no data leaves your infrastructure, eliminating transfers to third countries and reliance on a cloud provider's guarantees. This is why fiduciaries, law firms, and financial institutions are turning to local AI.
Can on-site installation be done in Switzerland and Luxembourg?
Yes, for server configurations intended for law firms, consulting offices, and institutions: network setup, AI environment configuration, and team training. Contact us for details based on your location.
Does the warranty apply in both countries?
Yes. The 2-year warranty and support (response within 3 working hours) apply in Switzerland as well as Luxembourg. We arrange on-site intervention if needed.
In which languages is support provided?
In French, English, and Dutch. Configuration advice, ordering, and after-sales support are available in your preferred language.











