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19 Oct 2026 · 6 min

An open operating system for machines you own

Europe's Cyber Resilience Act now makes manufacturers answer for the security of every connected product. The only trust claims that survive that kind of scrutiny are ones anyone can read and check, rooted in keys the owner holds in hardware.

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19 Oct 2026 · 6 min

Edge cells: running AI where the machines are

Three 2025 cloud outages and a national blackout showed what happens when everything depends on a distant link. Running compute in homes, businesses and districts as cells that govern themselves is a practical answer on resilience, energy, data locality and latency.

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19 Oct 2026 · 5 min

Power is the new capacity limit

The constraint on AI compute has moved from the chip to the connection. What is scarce now is electricity that has been secured, placed and measured, and the operators who can account for every watt will set the pace.

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19 Oct 2026 · 5 min

Praecise Furcate: machines that keep working

As agents begin to read and act on physical sites, the question is who holds authority over the machines when the network is gone. Furcate is the open operating system that keeps that authority in hardware keys on site, and Praecise Furcate is the hardware, operations and support Praecise builds on it.

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19 Oct 2026 · 5 min

Praecise Metal: the machines underneath

Buying racks, accelerators, power and cooling is the easy part of running AI on owned hardware; the operating capability is what takes years. Praecise Metal is that capability, measured from instruments on the machine, from core clusters to edge cells.

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