Your data stays where you put it.
Some workloads are only allowed to run in certain places, and some data is not allowed to leave them. Durantic runs on hardware you own or rent, wherever you choose, so where data lives becomes a deployment decision rather than a constraint you inherit from a provider.
You choose the country and the provider
Workloads run on hardware you own or rent, wherever you choose: your own racks, a colocation, or providers in the countries you are willing to operate in. Standing up a second location is the same work as the first.
Move only what has to move
Put the data that must stay in one country on machines there and leave the rest where it is: one private network spans both, so they still operate as one system. A cluster can hold a replica in a particular jurisdiction.
Your data never passes through us
Private keys are generated on each machine and never leave it, and data traffic flows machine to machine, never through our control plane. Remove the agent and the machine and its workload keep running.