Establish the requirements
Define the work, information boundaries, people, measures and ownership terms. Identify what the company must be able to control.
Client-owned sovereign AI
We plan from the beginning toward an eventual sovereign, air-gapped AI solution your company owns and controls.
Start with a short fit check ↗A lasting business capability
Your advantage lives in people’s expertise, operating knowledge and the decisions behind successful work. The roadmap connects that knowledge to a capability the company can direct, maintain and keep.
Ownership is part of the strategy from the start. The destination is company-controlled intelligence, with the data, applications, model rights, infrastructure and operating responsibilities clearly defined.
A deliberate path
Define the work, information boundaries, people, measures and ownership terms. Identify what the company must be able to control.
Build and test in the innovation lab. Use the infrastructure and models appropriate to each stage while preserving the route toward client ownership.
Validate the eventual company-owned, air-gapped design: capability, licensing, security, updates, recovery, support and operating cost.
Clarity about progress
We distinguish the intended architecture from what has already been built and validated. The agreement and roadmap make the stages and responsibilities explicit.
Air-gapped operation means an environment isolated from external networks. Ownership and isolation still require careful engineering, evaluation and maintenance; deployment location alone does not establish compliance.
Plan for the full operating cost, including people, hardware, integration, electricity, security, evaluation, maintenance and support. Ownership does not mean the capability has no ongoing costs.
Ownership and continuity in the engagement →Start a conversation
For owners and executive leaders ready to connect AI to the future of their business. Start with a short fit check, then a screening call with Dan, CEO of Smokejumper.