One pool
Desktops, workstations and laptops join a single private pool of compute.
ResearchPrivate compute layer
Compute Fabric
A private compute layer: the devices you already own in, one unified pool out.
What it does
Every machine you own, working as one.
Work lands where it runs best
Each job goes to the machine best suited to it, based on what it needs and what's free.
Stays private
Data and models stay on hardware you control. Nothing is rented, and nothing leaves.
Start from anywhere
Kick off a job from any device, even a phone, and let the pool run it.
Mac and PC together
Different platforms work side by side in the same pool.
Grows with you
No new hardware required. Capacity grows with each machine you add.
North star
It shouldn't matter which machine you're sitting at.
Most people and small teams own more computing power than they use, scattered across machines that never talk to each other. Compute Fabric treats them as one resource, so heavy work such as AI models, renders and builds simply runs wherever there's room.
Where it stands
In research.
Compute Fabric's concept and architecture are laid out in full. Its first planned workload is Kinora's overnight rendering, spread across a Mac and a PC.
Questions about Compute Fabric: contact@oakshireholdings.net