
Knowledge, compute, inference, and orchestration — four primitives, one stack. Auto-wired on one London-hosted cloud, under one auth and one bill.

Six fragmented services collapse into four planes — under one auth, one bill, wired on day one.
To give an app knowledge, you stitch an object store, a warehouse and a vector DB — write the ingestion, embedding and sync jobs between them — and they still fall out of sync.
Drop in any file — PDFs, images, audio, spreadsheets — and K3 derives queryable SQL tables and a hybrid vector index automatically via Scriptum’s predefined AI workflows. One sovereign store, no ingestion pipelines, no separate vector DB, no drift.
An agent writes code on a client’s behalf and submits it — Ignite runs it massively parallel, scales to zero, and hands back a live URL in milliseconds, billed by the millisecond. Your own image, a Dockerfile or GitHub deploy the same way.
Instead of a slow tool-by-tool loop, the agent writes one short program that calls many tools, runs it once in an Ignite sandbox, and returns a single result. That needs an instant, internet-reachable runtime — every agent needs a computer.
No single model wins, and the cheapest capable one changes monthly — so put one OpenAI-compatible API in front of all of them: frontier, open, or specialized self-hosted.
Six verbs compile a typed pipeline to a DAG — pause it, resume it, stream large files through it, and call Ignite functions or inline Python.
UK-native data residency, owned from the metal up — already in production, and the most secure datacenter class in London.
Any single plane is copyable. The defensibility is three layers that reinforce each other — and that incumbents and point tools structurally can’t match.
Usage-based across all four planes, metered to the millisecond and the gigabyte — billed once, on one invoice. Every account starts free with hard caps, so there are never surprise bills.
Real signups and paying usage already — plus conviction from people who run quantitative, AI and crypto infrastructure for a living.
The document management product is great — this will be the killer product.
For AI-first teams recording everything, K3 as the team wiki — chats, docs and calls in one place — is really important.
Hardware and datacenter, DevOps out of Tencent and Canonical, and the engineers shipping the platform — the full range it takes to stand up a sovereign cloud in-house.
The sovereign AI cloud — knowledge, compute, inference and orchestration, on one stack.