Six systems.
All of them in production.
We do not have a portfolio of logos. We have six things we build, run and answer the pager for — and the firmware underneath most of them is ours too. What follows is what each one actually is.
Kubernetes the way infrastructure people would build it.
Managed Talos-on-bare-metal clusters in a jurisdiction you name. Immutable OS, Cilium-routed pods with L7 policy and mTLS, our own ASN in front of it. This is the foundation the other four run on, which is why it gets operated rather than shipped.
- Talos Linux 1.14
- · Cilium L7 / mTLS
- · AS207819
- · 99.99% SLA
A device-management plane that survives a real fleet.
Multi-tenant TR-069 and USP control for device estates in the millions. The standalone edition is a single Rust binary with Postgres as its only dependency — an ACS you can run yourself, not a suite you have to be onboarded onto.
- TR-069 / USP
- · TR-369 / USP 1.3
- · Multi-tenant
- · 4M+ device fleet tested
Seven fragmented stacks, replaced by one.
Unified wireless management — provisioning, telemetry, policy and security across OpenWrt, OpenWiFi, prplOS and RDK-B estates. Parts of it are open: aether-af does in-kernel application filtering with hashes and verdicts only, and aether-sensord handles attacker-reputation enforcement at the device.
- 802.11ax / 802.11be
- · aether-af (GPL-2.0)
- · aether-sensord (BSL 1.1)
- · aether-io.com
Camera-agnostic video that holds under WAN jitter.
Ingest, GPU-accelerated transcode, retention you actually control and exports that stand up to an audit. Built by the same people who write the camera firmware, so the failure modes are familiar ones rather than a vendor support ticket.
- RTSP / ONVIF ingest
- · H.265 / AV1
- · GPU transcode
- · 90d default retention
Detect-and-route for sudden-onset glacial hazards.
The whole stack, built in-house: the sensor board, the firmware on it, and the alert routing. Near-field seismic detection with valley-scale geolocation and signed cross-border routing that no single country controls. Retrospectively validated against two European events — Bondo 2017 and Blatten 2025. Detect-and-route, not prediction.
- Near-field seismic
- · LoRa mesh
- · 693 B crosses a border
- · Bondo · Blatten
A model that lives in the process that runs it.
A persistent runtime where the model writes its own capabilities into the image, records every turn, trains a LoRA adapter on that record, and only keeps weights that a frozen evaluator it cannot read accepts. Three learn cycles, three measured improvements; the kernels underneath are pure Rust on nvptx64 and published under MIT.
- Rust · wasmtime · CUDA
- · gen 167 · 157 capabilities
- · +24.8% · +23.9% · +27.6%
- · alive-kernels (MIT)
- ▸ Sovereign cloud
- ▸ Device management
- ▸ Wireless intelligence
- ▸ Video
- ▸ Early warning
- ▸ Self-modifying runtime
- ▸ Telco
- ▸ MSO
- ▸ Regulated enterprise
- ▸ ISP
- ▸ OEM
- ▸ Enterprise Wi-Fi
- ▸ Enterprise
- ▸ Industrial
- ▸ Public safety
- ▸ Disaster risk reduction
- ▸ Transboundary
- ▸ AI infrastructure
- ▸ Research
- ▸ GPU vendors
Which one maps to your problem?
Services compose. ISPs combine optimacs with optim-iaas; enterprises combine optimnvr with private inference. Tell us the shape and we'll tell you which stack.