Built for the AI Act before it is built at all.
European teams buying AI are buying a compliance question along with it. We classify each agent against the EU AI Act at scoping, deploy in an EU region by default, and share four to five hours of your morning.
How Gigabit works with European companies.
Gigabit builds AI agents and the software around them for companies in the EU and neighbouring countries from an engineering hub in Dhaka, four hours ahead of Central Europe in summer and five in winter. On a normal day that is four to five shared hours every morning.
Two things are specific to Europe. Personal data sent to our US entity or our engineers in Bangladesh would be a third-country transfer under GDPR, so by default we deploy in your EU cloud region and work inside it. And the EU AI Act attaches duties to what a system is used for, so we write down each agent's intended purpose and risk category at scoping, before a line of it exists.
We work in English. There is a German-language site at gigabit.agency/de/ and you can write to us in German, but we reply in English, and delivery, documentation and calls are in English. For teams that need a vendor who works in German, French or another language, we are the wrong choice.
A shared morning across the continent.
Dhaka does not observe daylight saving, so the overlap is an hour longer in summer.
Shared hours are arithmetic on a 09:00–18:00 working day in each city, not a service-level promise. Engineering and delivery run from Dhaka; the contracting entity is in Wyoming, USA. Calls outside the shared window are booked by arrangement.
What a European engagement looks like.
Intended purpose written down first
Each agent starts with a one-page statement of what it is for, who it affects and which AI Act category that puts it in. If the honest answer is high-risk, you hear it at scoping, not at launch.
EU region by default
Agents, data stores and logs go into your cloud account in an EU region. Engineers work inside that environment under least-privilege, time-bound access.
Processor terms and SCCs when needed
You contract with Gigaverse Global LLC, a US company registered in Wyoming that trades as Gigabit. One agreement, one invoice, in US dollars. You are the controller, we are the processor. Where a transfer cannot be designed out, your counsel's standard contractual clauses are signed before anything moves.
Morning stand-ups, in English
The shared window is the European morning. All delivery, documentation and calls are in English.
EU rules we build to.
The AI Act's dates moved in 2026. These are the ones that shape a build today.
GDPR (Regulation (EU) 2016/679)
Controller and processor duties, lawful basis, data-subject rights, the Article 22 limits on solely automated decisions, and the Chapter V rules on transfers outside the EU.
eur-lex.europa.eu ↗EU AI Act (Regulation (EU) 2024/1689)
Prohibited practices and the AI-literacy duty have applied since 2 February 2025 and general-purpose model obligations since 2 August 2025. Transparency duties, such as telling people they are talking to an AI system, apply from August 2026. The Commission's page lists the high-risk obligations for Annex III uses as applying from 2 December 2027 after the 2026 amendments.
digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu ↗This is an engineering summary, not legal advice. Your counsel decides what applies to you; we build to what they decide and sign a data processing agreement on request.
Same offers, same published prices.
Prices are in US dollars and are the ones on the pricing page. There is no regional rate card.
We have no office or legal entity in the EU, we invoice in US dollars rather than euros, and we work only in English. Our published case studies are mostly North American; we do not have an EU client reference to show you yet. We are engineers, not a notified body or a law firm: we can document a system for your compliance team, not certify it.
Questions European buyers ask
Is working with a non-EU AI vendor compatible with GDPR?
It can be, and the design decides it. By default we deploy in your EU cloud region and work inside it, so personal data is not transferred to us. You remain the controller and we act as processor under a data processing agreement. Where a transfer cannot be avoided, standard contractual clauses chosen by your counsel are signed first.
How do you handle the EU AI Act?
At scoping, before the build. Each agent gets a written intended purpose and a risk classification, the transparency duties that apply are designed in, and human oversight is built wherever an outcome could significantly affect a person. Your compliance team gets the documentation; we do not certify systems.
Do you work in German or French?
No. The site is published in German at gigabit.agency/de/ and enquiries can be sent in German, but we reply in English, and delivery, documentation and calls are in English only. If your team or your users need a vendor who works in the local language, we are not the right fit today.
What working hours do you share with Central Europe?
Dhaka is five hours ahead of Berlin, Amsterdam, Paris and Stockholm in winter and four in summer. On a 09:00–18:00 day in both places that is four shared hours on CET, 09:00–13:00, and five on CEST, 09:00–14:00.
Where else we work.
Book a call for your morning.
Any slot from 9am to 1pm Central European Time is inside our working day.