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Private deployment refers to installing software in an enterprise's own servers or private cloud environment, with all data stored entirely on its own infrastructure and not shared with third parties, meeting data compliance requirements such as GDPR and Classified Protection 2.0; the drawback is that the servers and updates must be maintained by oneself, and the initial investment is relatively high.
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