ChatGPT Enterprise promises privacy.Our hardware enforces it.

OpenAI's security is a policy. Ours is a CPU guarantee. Intel TDX hardware enclaves encrypt your data in memory — the operator literally cannot read it. No trust required. Verify it yourself.

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Feature Comparison

Same category, fundamentally different architecture. One trusts the operator. The other removes the operator from the equation.

FeatureChatGPT EnterpriseVoltageGPU
Privacy guaranteePolicy (contractual)Hardware (Intel TDX)
Can operator access data?Technically yesPhysically impossible
Data training opt-outYes (policy)N/A — data purged after response
Data residencyUS serversEU (France)
Hardware attestationNoYes (on-chain, CPU-signed)
GDPR Art. 28Requires DPA negotiationBuilt-in by design
CNIL complianceNo French entityFrench SIREN 943 808 824
Pricing (individual)$20/user/mo$20/mo (private sealed chat)
Pricing (team of 3)$60/mo$349/mo (agents with tools)
Pricing (API)Pay per tokenPay per token (from $0.15/M)
Specialized agentsNo8 vertical agents
Clause checklistsNoYes (IACCM/ABA, 23 clauses)
Risk scoringNoYes (per-clause + aggregate)

Policy vs. Hardware

The distinction is not about trust. It's about what is technically possible.

ChatGPT Enterprise

You trust OpenAI not to look. They have the technical ability to access your data. Their promise is contractual. If the policy changes, the contract is your only protection.

VoltageGPU

The CPU encrypts everything in memory. The GPU channel is sealed. The filesystem is locked. Even our engineers can't access the enclave. This isn't a promise — it's physics.

When ChatGPT Enterprise Is Fine

If you don't handle regulated data, client files, or sensitive documents — ChatGPT Enterprise is a great product. It's fast, well-integrated, and familiar. We're not better for everyone.

But if your DPO, bar association, or compliance team needs proof that data is sealed — not a promise — that's where we come in. Hardware attestation is verifiable. A privacy policy is not.

Where Hardware Isolation Matters

Regulated industries where a contractual promise is not sufficient evidence of compliance.

Law firms

Privileged client files, NDAs, M&A due diligence. Bar associations increasingly scrutinize where AI processes attorney-client material.

Healthcare

Patient records, clinical notes, diagnostic data. HIPAA requires proof of technical safeguards — a privacy policy is not a safeguard.

Finance

Insider data, quarterly reports, pre-earnings analysis. MiFID II and DORA mandate data residency controls and processing transparency.

Government

Classified or restricted documents, procurement data. Requires verifiable isolation from the infrastructure operator.

Keep ChatGPT for daily work. Use VoltageGPU for the files that matter.

Private chat from $20/mo. Agents from $349/mo. API from $0.15/M tokens.