Open-weights models, retrieval over your internal documents, and assistants wired into the tools you already run, all of it on your own GPUs, behind your own firewall. Not a single token leaves your network. Not one.
Contracts, patient records, case files, source code, the documents that make AI useful are exactly the ones you can't paste into a cloud chatbot. Open-weights models closed that gap: frontier-class capability now runs on hardware you own.
A pilot ends with something your team uses daily, a private assistant answering real questions over real documents, with the security review already done.
We benchmark open-weights models against your actual documents and workflows, not leaderboards, and size the hardware to match.
Answers grounded in your documents, with sources linked on every claim. Access control mirrors your existing permissions, people only get answers from files they could open anyway.
Ticket-draft suggestions in Zammad, record summaries in Odoo, KB answers from Docusaurus, assistants live where work happens, not in another tab.
Network diagram, data-flow documentation and an egress test your security team can run themselves. Air-gapped variants for classified environments.
Run on your existing hardware, a private-cloud GPU tenancy in your account, or start on loaner hardware while yours is on order.
Query logs, adoption dashboards and quality feedback loops, so after 90 days you know whether it earned its keep, with numbers.
AI projects die in proof-of-concept purgatory. Ours is scoped to end with a working assistant and a go/no-go decision you can defend.
Pick one workflow where AI can prove value, support drafting, contract review, internal Q&A. Define what "working" means, in numbers.
Week 1 – 2Inference, retrieval, chat UI and SSO on your infrastructure. Your documents ingested, access controls mirrored, egress test passed.
Week 3 – 5Real users, real questions, weekly iteration on retrieval quality and prompts. Model swaps if benchmarks say so.
Week 6 – 10Adoption and quality numbers on the table. Scale it, extend it to a second workflow, or shut it down, the stack is yours either way.
Week 11 – 13Pilots from $8,000 fixed, scoping, deployment, tuning and the 90-day measurement, on your hardware or a GPU tenancy in your cloud account. No per-token fees, no per-seat fees, and the entire stack stays yours whatever you decide. Pilots begin late 2026; the list is first-come, first-served.
If yours isn't here, a 20-minute call is usually faster than more reading.
Talk to a human →Free 30-minute scoping call. You leave with a written pilot plan, a hardware estimate and a fixed quote, even if you decide the cloud API is fine for now.