fal.ai Subprocessors

fal is a technology company headquartered in San Francisco, California with a globally distributed team. Specializing in AI inference for generative media, fal focuses on optimizing inference speeds and efficiency, enabling developers to create advanced, scalable applications.

AI inference / generative media fal.ai
Subprocessors
14
Locations
1
Categories
8
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14 subprocessors

Name Category Purpose Location Data processed
Google LLC ↗ ✉ Cloud Infrastructure Cloud infrastructure (GCP) and email communication & cloud collaboration (G-Suite) United States –
Raintank Inc (Grafana Labs) ↗ ✉ Monitoring Service monitoring and logging United States –
Datadog, Inc. ↗ ✉ Monitoring Service monitoring & analytics United States Service application and infrastructure logs
Stripe, Inc ✉ Payment Processing Billing & payments United States –
Amazon Web Services, Inc. ↗ Cloud Infrastructure Cloud service provider & hosting United States –
Slack Technologies, LLC ✉ Communications Internal communication tool used by Engineering United States –
Pylon Labs, Inc. ↗ ✉ Customer Support Email support United States Inbound support requests
Cloudflare, Inc. ↗ ✉ Cloud Infrastructure Content distribution (CDN), security and DNS services United States Web traffic transmitted to and from the Services
Linear Orbit, Inc. ↗ ✉ Productivity Internal communication (task management) United States –
Lambda, Inc. ↗ ✉ Cloud Infrastructure GPU hosting and infrastructure provider United States –
Twilio, Inc. ✉ Communications Marketing email/SMS communications United States –
Crusoe Energy System LLC ↗ ✉ Cloud Infrastructure GPU hosting and infrastructure provider United States –
Salesforce, Inc. ↗ ✉ CRM Sales CRM United States –
Tigris Data ✉ Database Data storage and processing United States –

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14 Total Subprocessors
1 Locations
8 Categories
100% in United States

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