The rare-earth element of AI infrastructure.
Rhodium is one of the rarest, most valuable transition metals on earth — a catalyst that makes complex reactions possible. Rhodium 45 carries the same role for the regulated global AI economy: a scarce, structural input that lets sovereign workloads run inside the jurisdictions that demand them.
Bring AI compute home — starting where it's hardest.
The current AI compute footprint runs through five US states, Ireland and Singapore. Regulated institutions everywhere — ministries, central banks, telcos, banks, hospitals — are being asked to consume AI over offshore APIs that cannot satisfy their data protection obligations, do not respect their procurement cycles, and do not fund local capability.
We built the alternative for jurisdictional control — engineered against some of the most demanding residency, key-custody and audit regimes anywhere. Dedicated, in-country GPU capacity ships to the EU, Gulf, South Asia, the Americas and beyond: modular containers at country scale, operated under sovereign software commitments, sold to regulated customers on contracts they can defend in front of their regulators.
Compute that sits inside the perimeter your regulator wrote.
Four commitments we make to every customer.
Physical sovereignty
Your workload runs in your jurisdiction. Always. Without exception.
Cryptographic control
You hold the keys. We cannot decrypt your data, and we will never ask you to trust that we won't.
Regulator transparency
Audit interfaces your regulator can use directly, in their language, on their schedule.
Operational continuity
Behind-the-meter power, LNG buffers, redundant fiber. Designed not to need an excuse.
