Sovereign AI
- Private AI infrastructure
- Secure runtime systems
- AI governance framework
- Data sovereignty by design
We build sovereign AI infrastructure, distributed intelligence systems, and foundation-model platforms through controlled engineering, domain review, and private delivery governance.
Security, privacy, and compliance built into every layer.
Specialist capability across approved technical regions.
Engage the right experts only when the program needs them.
Engineering work is tied to measurable institutional outcomes.
CUDA kernel profiling, model-serving, and inference runtime planning.
Sovereign AI/LLM
Foundation model capability maturity depends on integrated ownership across compute infrastructure, distributed systems engineering, training systems, model architecture capability, runtime optimization, evaluation frameworks, deployment systems, governance capability, security systems, operational resilience, and long-term infrastructure ownership.
Tier I
This level funds a domain foundation model program with lawful corpus acquisition, data lineage, controlled training runs, safety evaluation, private inference readiness, and transfer of agreed model artifacts.
The budget is tied to governed model creation: lawful corpus access, controlled training, measurable release gates, red-team review, private deployment readiness, and ownership-grade artifact transfer.
Program Budget
USD 125M (Rp2T)Tier II
This level funds a native model program with larger training and evaluation obligations, air-gapped or sovereign deployment options, stronger runtime security, and a dedicated transfer package for assigned model assets.
The cost is driven by native model engineering, larger-scale training operations, long-context and multilingual dataset work, air-gapped delivery constraints, security testing, and transferable model governance evidence.
Program Budget
USD 312M (Rp5T)Tier III
This level funds a foundation systems company capability: model family planning, large distributed training, evaluation infrastructure, runtime platforms, security operations, and an organization capable of repeating the release process.
This budget supports a repeatable foundation systems organization: large training runs, multi-agent and workflow benchmarks, red-team operations, distributed runtime engineering, model family release governance, and assigned asset transfer.
Program Budget
USD 562M - 625M (Rp9T - 10T)Tier IV
This level funds sovereign foundation infrastructure: persistent compute planning, secure data estates, model-family governance, multi-region recovery, dedicated security operations, and long-term ownership of assigned foundation-model assets.
The price reflects sovereign infrastructure, not a single model run: persistent compute planning, data estates, model family governance, long-term reliability, hardened access control, multi-region recovery, and ownership-grade documentation.
Program Budget
USD 1.25B (Rp20T)Tier V
This level funds a large foundation-model company program with deep research work, large-scale training and inference planning, dedicated evaluation science, multi-region reliability operations, and contracted transfer of assigned model assets.
The amount corresponds to a large foundation-model organization: long-horizon research, sustained experiment capacity, specialized kernels and compilers, evaluation science, multi-region runtime operations, security governance, and assigned asset transfer.
Program Budget
USD 3.06B - 3.12B (Rp49T - 50T)Foundation maturity is determined by parameter scale, token scale, benchmark performance, dataset capability, deployment capability, reliability engineering, security engineering, runtime systems, distributed systems capability, infrastructure ownership, research capability, architecture systems, evaluation systems, governance capability, operational capability, and long-term strategic defensibility.