Intelligenceyou own.
One rack in your building. A private AI for every employee. Agents on your processes. Tokens at the cost of electricity.
Running a company without intelligence will soon be like running one without electricity.
The only question is whether you rent it or own it.
The intelligence lives in your building, on your hardware, under your rules.
Genesis. One system, in your building.
It connects to the systems you already run. Four pieces, all yours.
One cabinet, its own batteries.
One cabinet on casters, in a room you already have. No data hall, no new substation, no rezoning. It is bought in your name at cost, and if the engagement ends the hardware stays with you.
The operating system.
ARC runs the models across the rack and reads where the work gets stuck. What it learns about your process stays yours. What Armada carries to the next client is how to install, never a byte of what you run.
A private AI on every screen.
Every function is a tile, and nobody opens a terminal. The assistant and the agent fleet sit in the same window, on your own people's machines.
Sealed the moment it happens.
Every action is hashed and anchored in public, so the date cannot be moved later. Your auditor checks it without asking us. Erasure is honoured by destroying the key, so privacy law and an unalterable record stop fighting.
You own the hardware, the models and your data.
Rented AI costs more the more you use it.
For three years, companies had one way to use AI. Rent it.
- Your data leaveswith every question
- The bill growswith every use
- The terms changeunder foreign law
- The switchis not yours
- Nothing leavesthe building
- A token coststhe electricity to run it
- Your rulesversioned and sealed
- Everything keeps runningif access is cut
Own it for a third of the rent.
Five hundred people using AI every day. Armada estimate over four years.
Intelligence for every industry.
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Discovery. Pilot. Build.
Nothing asks for trust in advance. Each step prices the next.
Discovery
A pilot on live work
The build
If one fails, you keep the hardware and the record of why.
Put a private AI in your building.
Bring the process that costs you the most. We tell you what it takes to own it.