Hello Jay,
Welcome to the Microsoft Q&A and thank you for posting your questions here.
I understand that you would like to find solution to how can deploy GPT 4o in Canada keeping data residency requirements.
Regarding your explanation and in addition to what @Pavankumar Purilla have replied.
The global quotas for GPT-4o (Standard and Batch) indicate global hosting, which does not align with regional data residency requirements. The alternative deployment options you have is to use GPT-4 (Standard Quota) which is available in the Canada East region, and deployments using this option ensure compliance with Canadian data residency requirements. Consider whether GPT-4 (not GPT-4o) meets your use case's performance and feature needs. Also, if data residency is critical, you can consider using Azure OpenAI on your data with models like GPT-4. This approach allows you to securely connect your data while adhering to compliance regulations.
More on Data Residency Compliance:
- Deploy your solution in the Canada East region using GPT-4 (Standard). Ensure that all supporting Azure services (e.g., storage, databases, and cognitive services) are also deployed in the same region to maintain data residency compliance.
- For stricter residency and compliance controls, deploy GPT-4 within a virtual network (VNet) using private endpoints. This setup ensures that all data remains within the Azure region and is not exposed to the public internet.
I hope this is helpful! Do not hesitate to let me know if you have any other questions.
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