AI Vendor Lock-In

Claude and ChatGPT Both Went Down in 2026 — 74% of Companies Had No Plan B

Your AI provider going dark isn't a tail risk anymore — it's a calendar event. Two of the biggest models failed in 2026, and 74% of companies admitted they'd be crippled if their AI vendor vanished tomorrow.

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Plugsky Editorial Team
Plugsky · Jul 3, 2026
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When Claude and ChatGPT went down in 2026, most companies had no backup. Learn how multi-model, sovereign AI ends vendor lock-in.

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  • OpenAI-compatible API: change the base URL and API key to switch.
  • Flat-rate plans with unlimited fair-use — see the pricing section.
  • Private deployment options: VPC, on-prem and air-gapped.

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