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AltaAI Control Suite

The Software Engine Behind
High-Density Compute.

Physical infrastructure requires precise digital control. AltaAI provides the software tools to pool geographically fragmented hardware and maintain continuous operations through real-time telemetry.

Distributed Compute Orchestrator (DCO)

Abstract geographically dispersed edge clusters and regional data centers into a single logical supercomputer. DCO pools mismatched GPU generations, handles capacity scheduling, and routes workloads dynamically around network bottlenecks.

  • Hardware-Agnostic Resource Pooling
  • Active Compute Workload Relocation
  • Fiber-Optic Latency-Aware Routing
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Sentient NOC Platform

Keep dense hardware operating safely. Sentient ingestion buffers high-scale telemetry from 500+ immersion pods and executes Fleets diagnostics across temperature, hydraulics, vibration, and connectivity thresholds.

  • Redis-Persisted Telemetry Ingestion
  • 7 Pulse Diagnostics Perimeters
  • Defense-Grade Secure TPM Verification
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Platform Architecture & Integration Q&A

How does the Distributed Compute Orchestrator balance mismatched hardware?

DCO virtualizes heterogeneous compute hardware into a single pool. It maps VRAM capacities, processing cores, and thermal characteristics to dynamically assign workloads to nodes best suited for the job, preventing isolated capacity from going to waste.

What telemetry protocols does the Sentient NOC Platform support?

The Sentient NOC Platform ingests metric frames at 5-second intervals via TLS 1.3 secured endpoints. It relies on Redis Streams and HMAC signature verification to process telemetry streams, ensuring high-scale diagnostics across remote sites without data loss.

Can the software platform run in fully air-gapped, secure facilities?

Yes. Both DCO and Sentient NOC are engineered for high-security environments. They operate locally without external internet dependencies, verifying remote controls through TPM 2.0 cryptographic modules and logging overrides on write-once databases.