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FARADAY

FARADAY explores running AI models and embeddings on hardware you control. The public proof it is working toward is an egress measurement.

ResearchNothing public to check yet
Checked 

Research. The on-page visual is an illustration, not a live measurement.

What it is

FARADAY works on running model and embedding workloads on hardware you control. Private tests and an evidence viewer have been reviewed. The intended public proof is an egress measurement with a stated configuration and scope.

Why it exists

Environments where the data cannot leave, and any team that has restricted public AI and needs a sanctioned place to send people instead.

FARADAY and JCR are separate tools that answer different questions: where a model runs, and what an agent was allowed to do.

Intended flow, not results

How it works

At a high level only. Nothing here is a result.

  1. Step 1

    Model and embeddings on your hardware

    Run model and embedding workloads on hardware you control.

  2. Step 2

    Measure what leaves

    The intended public evidence is an egress measurement.

  3. Step 3

    Publish the measurement

    With a stated configuration and scope.

Illustration, not a product view

Inside FARADAY

IllustrationIllustration: a glowing processor cube, standing for AI on hardware you control. Not a photo of a deployment.
Illustration, not a photo of a deployment.

Research · illustration, not a measurement

Where the model runs

  1. Illustration

    1 · Typical public AI service

    The prompt leaves your hardware and crosses to a model that runs somewhere else.

  2. Illustration

    2 · FARADAY’s design goal

    Model and embeddings run on hardware you control, so the prompt’s round trip stays inside.

    Egress: to be measured and published

A drawing of the idea, not a measurement or a deployment. No egress figure has been published. The intended public proof is an egress measurement with a stated configuration and scope.

What you can check

A dash means not measured, not zero.

Public egress measurement
—Nothing public to check yet
Public deployment
—Nothing public to check yet
Benchmark
—Nothing public to check yet

What’s real, and what isn’t claimed

Real today

  • Nothing public to check yet.

Not claimed

  • The private test results are not public product acceptance.
  • No production deployment, customer, benchmark or date.
  • No zero-egress guarantee or physical air gap is claimed.

Questions

Who is it for?

Environments where the data cannot leave, and any team that has restricted public AI and needs a sanctioned place to send people instead.

What will the proof look like?

The intended proof is an egress measurement with a stated configuration and scope.

When can I use it?

Not yet. When there is something to show, it appears on this page first.