Behavox has signed an $8 million GPU infrastructure commitment with Civo to secure dedicated computing capacity in the United Kingdom for processing sensitive data used by the company’s AI-powered financial compliance products.
Behavox serves banks, hedge funds, asset managers, commodity traders and insurers and processes sensitive information including employee communications and trading records.
Under the agreement, Behavox will use GPU capacity located in the United Kingdom to run the AI models supporting its products, allowing relevant customer information to remain within the country during processing.
The deal follows Civo’s September 2026 announcement of a new edge data center in Hertfordshire, the first of 40 sites it plans to establish in the United Kingdom.
Civo also plans to deploy NVIDIA’s Vera Rubin platform beginning in 2027.
For Behavox, the agreement forms part of a broader effort to secure AI computing capacity from neocloud providers as regulated industries increase their use of agentic AI.
That capacity is also offered through Behavox-affiliated Gigatokens, which provides access to frontier models using sovereign U.K. infrastructure with zero data retention by default.
The agreement follows a $175 million preferred equity investment in Behavox from HPS Investment Partners, part of BlackRock, announced in June 2026.
KEY QUOTES:
“The world’s largest regulated institutions rely on Behavox for compliance software and trust us with their most sensitive data. UK data protection law is the gold standard, and clients around the world trust it. Civo lets us process that data in the UK on British infrastructure, and we are delighted to partner with a great example of the best of British.”
Kiryl Trembovolski, Co-Founder and Chief Operating Officer of Behavox
“It’s great to see British innovators like Behavox stepping up and driving the sovereign cloud agenda forward. Behavox is a prime example of top-tier British AI talent, trusted by the world’s most heavily regulated financial institutions, and by bringing their AI processing onto infrastructure built and operated right here in the UK, together we are proving the UK can offer a true, high-performance alternative to the dominance of overseas tech giants.”
Mark Boost, CEO of Civo
