Model catalogue · Alibaba Cloud (Qwen)
Qwen für Code
The line of the Qwen family cut for programming work, with open weights, available in two size classes. It is not a tool on the file but one for your own IT: evaluation scripts, interfaces, operational automation; generated code has to be reviewed like third-party code. Through us it is available on request via IONOS - German location, without a US group; there the product-specific confirmation of the section 203 clause is still outstanding. The Open Telekom Cloud operates it itself in German data centres and offers its customers a standard confidentiality agreement under section 203 of the German Criminal Code.
You can work with it - but part of the safeguard is open: either the provider does not commit to confidentiality itself, or it depends on an agreement you still have to conclude. Which of the two applies to which route is set out in the full matrix.
What it is good for
- Available via IONOS in Germany; the Open Telekom Cloud offers it as well
- Open weights - no model vendor in the processing chain
- No US group in the chain
Where it stops
- Not a tool for client work - the application lies in the firm's IT
- Training cut for code; legal text work is not its focus
- Generated code has to be reviewed like third-party code - it carries no warranty
Status through us
The same model, procured differently, is a different legal position. The status above refers to procurement through us; processing takes place in Germany.
Which route carries it, with which instrument and under which condition, we set out in full to the firm before it commissions us - section 203(4) requires that the chain can be checked, not that it is published. The full matrix, with the sources behind every route, can be requested in the German catalogue after confirming your e-mail address, and we go through it in the conversation.
Is Qwen für Code the right fit?
We go through your tasks and the route that carries them - and say plainly where it does not.
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