What FUSION: Core brings together.
WHAT IT ENABLES
A family of topology-aware compute appliances adds authorized CPU, GPU, NPU, FPGA, DSP, media, AI, and compression capabilities where work needs them.
FUSION: Core Solo
01A compact entry point for adding focused acceleration, media, AI, compression, or programmable-node capacity to an individual workstation or edge environment.
FUSION: Core Pro
02A higher-performance multi-accelerator system for creators, developers, engineers, production workstations, and demanding local compute workflows.
FUSION: Core Business
03A serviceable business and studio appliance for shared compute, concurrent jobs, governed teams, local infrastructure, and rack deployment.
FUSION: Core Cloud
04A modular rack-scale compute system for private cloud, datacenter, managed capacity, distributed execution, and horizontally scaled provider pools.
FusionCompute coordination
05FusionCompute selects compatible authorized providers, verifies inputs and outputs, records provenance, and retries failed attempts without binding callers to a named appliance.
Heterogeneous acceleration
06Combine general-purpose and specialized processors according to the model, deployment, and workloads it is intended to serve.
Capability-first placement
07Applications request vision, inference, encoding, tensor compute, compression, or another capability; FusionRuntime selects a suitable local, Core, workstation, server, or cloud provider.
Topology-aware scheduling
08Health, trust, utilization, queue depth, data locality, bandwidth, latency, congestion, and workload partitionability remain visible to placement decisions.
Horizontal scale
09Add Core appliances for parallel execution while preserving hardware compatibility and avoiding misleading linear aggregation of unlike compute ratings.
Programmable Nodes
10Run bounded, portable workloads with explicit capability, memory, input, output, timeout, retry, integrity, and placement requirements.
Trusted execution
11Device identity, short-lived grants, signed updates, isolation, quotas, hashes, and execution provenance keep physical attachment separate from authorization.
