Which AI providers offer zero data retention?

OpenAI documents a 30‑day default retention and states Zero Data Retention is only available after sales‑gated approval, matching yes_sales_gated.

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Official Microsoft documentation of retention and zero-data-retention is behind an authentication gate, so no publicly accessible evidence exists.

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Anthropic’s official docs publicly describe data retention and state ZDR is available only after contacting the sales team, matching yes_sales_gated.

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Retention is publicly documented and self-serve configurable, but ZDR access for Claude models is gated behind AWS/Anthropic account representative approval, fitting partial per the rubric.

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The provider’s own data‑governance page documents retention policy and describes how to achieve zero data retention for all managed models, which includes partner models like Claude via Vertex AI.

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The Google Cloud page publicly documents data retention policies and provides specific actions for achieving zero data retention for Gemini via Vertex AI.

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The AWS Bedrock documentation publicly describes a zero‑data‑retention mode, confirming the retention policy is documented and the feature is available.

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The page publicly documents retention control and states ZDR is only available via a gated pay‑as‑you‑go plan and request, matching yes_sales_gated.

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The recorded source was about Azure OpenAI (OpenAI's models), not Mistral via Azure AI. The correct source is Microsoft's "Data, privacy, and security for Models sold by Azure" page, which covers Mistral AI models sold through Azure. It publicly documents retention for abuse monitoring and states th

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Cohere publicly documents a 30‑day retention policy and states zero‑data‑retention is available only after approval, matching a yes_sales_gated classification.

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The AWS Bedrock data‑retention page publicly documents retention policies and states ZDR is only available after contacting an account manager, so the claim is only partially satisfied.

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AWS Bedrock documentation publicly describes data‑retention settings and notes that zero‑data‑retention mode exists, though eligibility is evaluated per account and model.

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The cited Azure OpenAI "Models sold by Azure" page does not cover Llama (a third-party catalog model); the authoritative Microsoft page for Llama-on-Azure is the model-catalog data-privacy page (learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/foundry-classic/how-to/concept-data-privacy), which documents statelessne

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Retention is publicly documented, while zero‑data‑retention is only available via a self‑serve toggle that may not be enabled for all customers, making the overall answer partially satisfied.

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The privacy policy documents data retention, but no public page from DeepSeek describes a zero‑data‑retention offering, so only part of the claim is satisfied.

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Fireworks publicly documents zero-data-retention for open models and DeepSeek is classified as an open model, confirming retention is documented and zero-data-retention is available.

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