Controlled information stays in your facility.
On-premise AI for the defense supply chain — prime contractors and their suppliers and subcontractors who handle classified, controlled, and proprietary information. Your engineering, QA, and procurement work runs on a node inside your building, never on a vendor’s cloud.

If the material is controlled, the AI must be too
Defense work is built on strict information handling. Cloud AI sends that material to a third party’s infrastructure, under a third party’s policy — a non-starter for anyone bound by data-handling requirements. The answer isn’t to avoid AI; it’s to run it where the material already lives.
Cloud AI is a non-starter
- Controlled and proprietary material processed on a vendor’s servers
- A third-party content policy applies to your subject matter
- You rent the capability by the seat, with caps and rate limits
- Audit trail and handling live with the vendor, not you
A node in your facility
- Controlled and proprietary information never leaves your building
- You own the hardware; the audit trail is yours
- Your rules govern the machine — no vendor policy in the middle
- Fully air-gap capable for the most sensitive work
Engineering and QA work, on your data
Draft & document
Work instructions, qualification plans, and procurement docs generated from your templates, on your letterhead, delivered as editable files.
Search across your knowledge
Ask over your own drawings, specs, and test records with answers cited back to the source — no generic output.
Extract & structure
Pull part numbers, specs, and results out of long documents into a spreadsheet in minutes.
Workflows & agents
Multi-step jobs run end to end with a step-by-step audit trail you own and can produce if asked.
Your rules, loaded every session
Every session starts with your ground rules already in place — what data is in scope, what the AI may and may not do, how it handles sensitive material. The rules live on your node and load automatically; the AI can’t modify them. Upload once. Loaded forever.
Rent an AI, and it answers to someone else.
Own one, and it answers to you.
When the material is controlled, “someone else’s rules” isn’t a philosophical point — it’s an actual exposure. A node in your facility keeps the material and the judgment in your hands. Your rules govern the machine; you keep control; you own the hardware. The machine is the tool, and you are the expert.