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We suggest that the perturbative and non-perturbative descriptions of thePomeron can be viewed as complementary descriptions of different phases in thePomeron phase diagram, with a phase boundary where the proper description ofthe produced systems are "string balls". Their intrinsic entropy is calculatedand turned out to be the same, as the recently reported perturbativeentanglement entropy. The distribution of large multiplicities stemming fromthe string balls is also wide, with its moments close to those reported forhadrons in $pp$ collisions at the LHC. At low-x, the quantum string is soentangled that sufficiently weak string self-attraction can cause it to turn toa string ball dual to a black hole. We suggest that low-x saturation occurswhen the density of wee-strings reaches the Bekenstein bound, with a protonsize that freezes with increasing rapidity. Some of these observations maybechecked at the future eIC.

Regimes of the Pomeron and its Intrinsic Entropy