Companies and developers already use ChatGPT to empower teams and build products. What if you could also decide where that information is stored? OpenAI has just expanded the data residency option for enterprise customers, letting you store data in specific regions to meet local rules and data protection policies.
What OpenAI announces
OpenAI now lets eligible customers of ChatGPT Enterprise, ChatGPT Edu and the API Platform choose to have their customer content stored in a local region. This applies both to new workspaces and to projects on the API platform, and aims to help organizations meet regulatory and privacy requirements.
Data residency is currently available in: Europe, United Kingdom, United States, Canada, Japan, South Korea, Singapore, India, Australia and the United Arab Emirates. OpenAI plans to expand availability to more regions over time.
