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Pilipinas AI
Filipino data stays on Filipino soil
Proto runs directly on bare metal NVIDIA H200 GPUs inside ePLDT’s Vitro data centres. No hypervisor, no shared tenancy, no cross-border inference — the deployment model Executive Order 119 requires.
Residency is now a legal requirement
Executive Order 119 requires that personal data processing and AI workloads for government agencies, healthcare providers and financial institutions take place inside the Philippines.
For most AI vendors this is a blocker — inference runs in a foreign region on shared infrastructure. Pilipinas AI was built the other way round: the hardware, the models and the conversation records never leave the country.
Prompts and completions are processed on GPUs physically located in the Philippines.
Bare metal allocation. No hypervisor, no neighbouring workload on the same card.
Conversation records, PII and embeddings persist in Philippine storage only.
Hosting contract, audit trail and DPO registration ready for regulatory review.
Straight onto the metal
Four layers, one jurisdiction. Every layer below is operated inside ePLDT’s Vitro facilities under Philippine law.
ePLDT Vitro carrier-neutral data centres, operated under Philippine law with local NOC staffing.
NVIDIA H200 GPUs allocated as bare metal. Proto binds to the hardware directly — no virtualisation tax, no noisy neighbours.
Locally hosted open-weight LLMs fine-tuned for Filipino languages. Weights sit on in-country disk and never call out.
The full Proto stack in Docker — AI Agents, Inbox, Tickets, People, Analytics — inside the same perimeter.
Built with ePLDT
ePLDT operates a national footprint of carrier-neutral data centres across the Philippines. Proto deploys directly on their bare metal H200 GPUs at Vitro — no virtualisation layer between the model and the silicon.
That gives regulated institutions two things at once: the inference throughput of a frontier GPU cluster, and a hosting contract that satisfies their examiners without a cross-border data transfer agreement.
Regulated by mandate, not by preference
Citizen services, grievance redress and public information lines that cannot route personal data offshore.
Patient experience, triage and appointment workflows under both EO 119 and the Data Privacy Act.
Banks, insurers and payment operators answering to BSP and the Insurance Commission on data residency.
Sovereign means Filipino
Hosting data locally is only half of it. Pilipinas AI serves citizens in the languages they actually speak, with evaluation sets built by Proto’s team in Bonifacio Global City — not translated from English.
Deploy inside the Philippines
Talk to Proto’s Manila team about an EO 119 compliant deployment.