Problem
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The development and deployment of AI face two critical challenges that hinder innovation and accessibility:
The cost of compute and dataset resources has been growing exponentially, limiting experimentation and innovation to only the wealthiest organizations. Training modern AI models requires significant financial investment, creating a barrier that excludes many businesses and smaller entities from advancing their AI capabilities. This cost escalation has led to a centralized AI landscape dominated by tech giants, leaving smaller players unable to compete.
AI development often relies on third-party vendors for compute resources, datasets, and other infrastructure, introducing risks of data breaches and loss of privacy. Amplified costs due to these third-party dependencies—along with the increasing prevalence of security incidents—further discourage businesses from pursuing AI innovations. Without a secure, private, and cost-effective alternative, organizations face mounting challenges in maintaining control over their sensitive data and AI workflows.