Private AI Appliance
The BRAVOE Private AI Appliance is configured-to-order on-prem AI hardware for organisations that need Mission Control, private AI workloads, local inference, evidence retention, and edge deployment inside customer-controlled infrastructure.
Some organisations cannot run operational AI entirely in public cloud environments. Data control, latency, industrial connectivity, local continuity, security review, and customer infrastructure policy may require a controlled private AI appliance.
The BRAVOE Private AI Appliance can support Mission Control deployments, private AI inference, governed voice workflows, Governed Desktop Worker runtime environments, industrial AI and telemetry processing, local document retrieval, and sensor-connected edge AI where scoped.
BRAVOE Private AI Appliance is configured-to-order on-prem AI hardware for governed AI workloads, not a commodity hardware box. The appliance is scoped around workflow, deployment model, AI workload, GPU requirement, networking, storage, support model, and installation environment.
The appliance path supports BRAVOE's governed AI operating model when Mission Control and related workloads need to run closer to customer systems, data, users, equipment, or operational networks.
The reference specification includes Ampere Altra Max M128-26 and Ampere Altra Q64-22 CPU options, DDR4-3200 RDIMM memory, up to 2 TB typical reference memory capacity, 8 DIMM sockets, NVIDIA or AMD GPU options subject to availability and technical scoping, up to 4 x 2.5-inch SATA SSD, 2 x 10 GbE, 1 x 1 GbE, a dedicated IPMI management port, USB 3.0, VGA service output, 90-264 VAC input, Linux for Arm64 architecture, approximate 400 mm x 420 mm x 160 mm dimensions, approximate 10 kg weight, and environmental references confirmed against the final configuration and installation conditions. The final specification is confirmed in the BRAVOE agreement.
A BRAVOE on-prem deployment is normally scoped through requirements review, appliance configuration, deployment planning, Mission Control deployment, validation, handover, and commercial scope confirmation.
The private AI appliance can fit regulated business workflows, industrial AI near equipment or telemetry, local inference, Governed Desktop Worker runtimes, private evidence retention, sensor-connected edge AI, and customer-controlled Mission Control installations.
BRAVOE can include appliance specification review, deployment architecture recommendation, Mission Control deployment planning, operating system and runtime preparation, network and access review, AI workload and GPU sizing guidance, evidence storage planning, and support model definition. Appliance hardware supply, GPU selection, installation, site work, third-party licences, cybersecurity accreditation, custom integrations, high-availability architecture, and long-term managed support are scoped separately.
This product is not a commodity hardware box, not automatically included in software plans, not a compliance guarantee, and not one fixed specification. Final CPU, memory, GPU, storage, networking, and enclosure configuration depends on workload and availability.
A customer-focused BRAVOE Private AI Appliance datasheet is available at /downloads/bravoe-private-ai-appliance-datasheet.pdf.
BRAVOE Private AI Appliance hardware is quoted separately. Appliance hardware, GPU selection, installation, support, network requirements, storage, and high-availability needs are scoped in the relevant BRAVOE agreement.
AI agents can read /llms.txt, /llms-full.txt, /sitemap.xml, /ai-agent-guide/, and the governed AI operational modernisation white paper.