Put the Model in the Basement

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× This article follows I Tried Kimi K3 Inside Claude Code . That test asked whether Kimi K3 could work inside a familiar coding setup. Here, I ask what changes when a Swiss provider serves a model of similar scale. This is K3-class inference. Banks already treat data sovereignty as an operating issue. In How DORA Made Sovereignty a Bank Problem , I argued that banks must plan for concentration,…

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