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SELF-DEVELOPED MODELS · PRODUCTION INFRASTRUCTURE

Own the intelligence
that moves your business.

SPARK turns model IP, your approved data, and operated GPU capacity into specialized intelligence you can ship, measure, and continuously improve.

MODEL IP PROPRIETARY INFERENCE OPERATED COMPUTE
A crystalline artificial intelligence model core processing a stream of data
SPARK ATLAS / LIVE RELEASE
ATLAS 1.1SELF-DEVELOPED MODEL
BUILT FOR TEAMS THAT NEED AI TO BEOWNEDFASTRELIABLEGOVERNED
BUILD YOUR FRONTIER

Foundational infrastructure for
specialized intelligence.

It starts with a model you can own. It compounds through an engineering stack that converts data, evaluation, and production signals into your next release. And it scales on compute you can direct.

01 / MODEL DEVELOPMENT

Training that meets you
where you are.

Start with a SPARK base model or your approved checkpoint. Move from supervised adaptation to post-training and controlled reinforcement workflows without losing production readiness.

  • Guided adaptationDefine the task and approve a governed run.
  • Configuration-led trainingBring data and methods; we schedule and hand off.
  • Advanced trainingRun custom logic on managed GPU and rollout capacity.
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DATASPARK
ATLAS
CHECKPOINT
02 / INFERENCE ENGINE

Inference engineered
for the real world.

Serve SPARK models, customer-adapted releases, and approved external models through one performance and policy layer—optimized from kernel to region.

  • Adaptive routingMatch model choice to quality, cost, and latency.
  • Purpose-built servingContinuous batching, cache policy, and parallel decoding.
  • Decision telemetryTrace requests to a model, policy, and infrastructure path.
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41msP50 ROUTING LATENCY
MODEL LIBRARY

Models you can deploy.
Models you can own.

Use a SPARK-developed release instantly, bring a permitted customer model, or connect an approved external model. Every path gains SPARK’s evaluation, serving, and governance layer.

SPARK MODELSADAPTED MODELSCONNECTED MODELSView all releases →
SPARK Atlas 1Owned foundation model
Reasoning256K contextProductionDetails →
SPARK PrismOwned vision model
Vision + text128K contextProductionDetails →
SPARK RelayOwned retrieval model
Embedding + rerank32K contextProductionDetails →
SPARK ForgeCustomer-adapted release
Structured output64K contextPrivateDetails →
OFFICIAL MODEL CONNECT

Connect approved official models—without losing your operating layer.

Where a provider’s terms permit it, SPARK connects the official model API or approved weights into your same routing, evaluation, observability, security, and cost-control surface.

Design a connected-model path
Open-weight ecosystemOfficial-source access
Text · vision · audioProvider terms
Cloud model gatewaysOfficial API connection
Frontier reasoningPolicy-routed
Enterprise model partnersApproved private endpoint
Custom modalitiesDedicated

Official model availability depends on provider authorization, model terms, and region. SPARK does not imply a commercial partnership unless one is explicitly announced.

DEPLOYMENT MODES

Three ways to run.
One engineering standard.

01

Elastic API

Call published SPARK models through a production API. Pay for usage while the platform handles fleet capacity and scaling.

  • OpenAI-compatible interface
  • Model routing policies
  • Regional traffic control
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03

Reserved grid

Guarantee capacity across the model lifecycle—from scheduled training runs to critical inference traffic and regional failover.

  • Reserved GPU capacity
  • Private network boundaries
  • Capacity planning support
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SPARK ENGINE

Performance is
a system property.

Model quality only matters when it arrives quickly and consistently. SPARK Engine combines cache policy, batch formation, decoding configuration, and capacity-aware routing. Results are measured per model, hardware profile, and workload—not presented as a universal multiplier.

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WORKLOAD PROFILING / REQUEST STREAM
MODEL · HARDWARE · CONTEXT · CONCURRENCY · PERCENTILE
MEASUREDPER DEPLOYMENT
Illustrative view of high-density compute racks
CONTROLLED COMPUTE, OPERATED WITH INTENT

Reliable at the
infrastructure layer.

Capacity is designed per deployment: accelerator profile, isolation boundary, region, workload schedule, operational telemetry, and failover requirements are documented in the customer architecture record.

MODELhardware profile disclosed
REGIONselected per deployment
SLOcontract-defined objectives
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SOLUTION ARCHITECTURE BRIEFS

Built for the work
that moves the business.

01

Private finance copilot

Make high-stakes files operational with verified retrieval, document-level access, and an isolated model boundary.

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02

Logistics control tower

Run operational intelligence that explains disruption, cites evidence, and keeps high-impact actions approval-gated.

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03

Research agents at scale

Route interactive and batch workloads across reserved capacity while keeping the customer model private.

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EVIDENCE STANDARD
Every public performance claim should identify the model, hardware, test data, concurrency, measurement window, and calculation method.
SPARK BENCHMARK POLICYNo anonymous customer metric is presented as verified proof.
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Own the next model.

Meet the engineers behind the model, inference, and compute stack.

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