Industries — Government
Public agencies hold data citizens never chose to share. Optimus deploys inside your borders and your buildings, operated by your own administrators — no foreign cloud region, no shared tenancy.
Why sovereign
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Data-residency mandates aren't satisfied by a region label on someone else's cloud. A sovereign deployment means the state owns the rack, the keys, and the off switch.
02
Frameworks like OMB M-24-10 require agencies to inventory, assess, and monitor AI that affects the public. That is tractable when the system is one box you administer — not a service that updates under you.
03
CJIS, tax, health, and benefits data each carry access rules that cloud AI vendors were never built around. Local deployment keeps the access model exactly as the statute wrote it.
The pain point — compliance
For most agencies the real blocker isn't ambition — it's that citizen data can't lawfully or politically flow into commercial AI services. A sovereign appliance turns a multi-year authorization question into an asset purchase inside existing controls.
The regimes in play
Data Residency / Localization
National and state mandates that public data remain in-jurisdiction, under domestic control.
CJIS Security Policy
Strict access, audit, and encryption rules for criminal-justice information — incompatible with opaque vendor pipelines.
OMB M-24-10
Inventory, impact assessment, and human oversight for rights- and safety-impacting AI.
Public Records / Retention
Records acts require knowing where every copy lives — including inside a model's context logs.
What cloud AI puts at stake
Optimus removes this exposure entirely: no external calls, no subprocessors, no egress — the full AI stack runs inside the controls you already operate.
Use cases
Every workload below runs on the appliance, against your documents and systems, with full logs — no internet connection required.
Multilingual assistants over agency programs, forms, and eligibility rules — grounded in your documents and running in your building.
Search, summarize, and draft redactions across responsive records at a fraction of current backlog times.
Benefits, permits, licensing: compress case histories into caseworker-ready summaries with links back to source documents.
Compare bill versions, summarize impacts against existing statute, and draft briefings from internal analysis.
Classify holdings against retention schedules and flag what the records act says must be kept, moved, or destroyed.
Let cleared staff search across program silos with access rules enforced at retrieval time — on infrastructure the state owns.
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