You shouldn't have to pick two.
Nanomite is AI automation that refuses the trade-off. Distributed workers that run on your hardware, next to your data, at the rate your business actually moves. Microseconds for the decisions that matter. Millions of events a second for the ones that never stop.
The conventional wisdom around AI infrastructure asks you to move your data. Ship it to a model that lives in somebody else's cluster. Accept the latency of a cloud round-trip. Pay egress on the way out, then pay it again on the way back in.
Under that model, speed comes at the expense of security. Scale comes at the expense of control. Control comes at the expense of speed. Pick two — and explain the third to your CFO, your compliance officer, or your customers.
We think there's a better way.
Workers run where the events happen — the rack, the edge device, the GPU beside your camera. Decisions in microseconds because there's no network round-trip to amortize. The fastest way to process data is to not move it.
Workers are a single binary that runs on hardware you own. The control plane exchanges coordination metadata — what to run, where, and when — but payloads are processed on your workers and never persisted past the lifetime of the task that needs them. Your PII, your transcripts, your trades, your patient records live on your hardware, and they stay there.
A distributed engine that fans across every worker you can supply — laptops, racks, edge boxes, GPU clusters. One workflow, millions of events a second, no hot shards, no noisy neighbors, and no egress bill because the data never went anywhere.
Workers sit next to the databases you already run, the files you already store, the sensors you already stream, and the cameras you already watch. AI talks to your systems of record, not a sanitized copy in someone else's cloud.
The hardest problems in AI aren't in the model.
They're in the last mile between the model and the work that matters. The event that needs a decision in five milliseconds. The PII that can't leave the perimeter. The camera feed that can't survive the latency budget. The order that has to ship before the system can afford to think.
That last mile is where value gets created. And it's where the conventional cloud-first architecture starts to groan — the round-trips, the egress, the compliance overhead of moving data across boundaries all stack up exactly where speed, privacy, and control matter most.
Nanomite is built for that last mile.
Your hardware. Your data. Your speed. Your perimeter. Your throughput. Your rules.
We built Nanomite because the people doing the real work — the people running the factories, the venues, the trading desks, the support queues, the cameras at the loading dock — deserve AI that comes to them, not the other way around.
We're onboarding teams by hand. Tell us what you're building and we'll get you in early.