Design
RackQuilt
Designed for the room.
Azita’s internal design IP works through power, cooling and physical constraints.
A buildable plan for the installation.
Inside RackQuiltPlatform
A room. A rack. A working system.
Azita connects room design, physical deployment and metered AI output, turning suitable space and power into useful compute.
The Azita system
From a room to working AI.
Three connected jobs: design for the room, install and commission, measure the output.
Deploy
Token Mills
Installed and made live.
Azita puts the rack in place, connects it to the building and commissions the installation.
Working capacity for the agreed use.
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AzExchange
Measured, with choice.
The metering layer measures the output. Keep the capacity for your own work or choose optional sales.
Use and sales under agreed terms.
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Deployment and use
Choose where. Then choose how.
The place the capacity runs and the way an installation is used are separate decisions.
Where capacity runs
Capacity from the Azita fleet
Run your workload on capacity from Azita’s installations. Scope the workload and data requirements.
Discuss your workload on the fleetAn installation in your building
Scope the room and workload together. Azita designs, installs and commissions the deployment.
Discuss an installation in your building
How an installation is used
Use it all
Use it for your own work.
Keep the full capacity of an installation for your business. Selling is optional.
Discuss an installation for your own workSell the surplus
Choose optional surplus sales.
Use the capacity you need and discuss sale of surplus directly or through Azita.
Discuss optional surplus sales
Host for others
A separate route for building owners: hosting.
Make a suitable room and available power part of an installation that supplies AI buyers. The site’s hosting agreement defines responsibilities and payments.
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