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Zvrn.Compute for all.

Launching soon

Our own compute nodes in India. Customers buy outcomes - an image, an hour of play, a private answer - and never see the hardware. Here's how it works, shown as illustrative concepts.

// Zvrn · how it works

Three kinds of node. One router.

Each node type is sited where its power and space already exist. The router places every request on the right one - you never pick hardware.

Illustrative concept of a ZVRN home nodeConcept

Home node

One sealed cabinet on a rooftop, under a small solar canopy.

Best at
Images and video
Illustrative concept of a ZVRN township nodeConcept

Township node

A bank of cabinets in a housing society's service area.

Best at
Play, private answers and everyday work
Illustrative concept of a ZVRN ev hub nodePlanned · later phase

EV hub node

A container beside EV chargers, under a solar canopy.

Best at
Heavy training and large models
// How a request is served
  1. 01

    You ask

    From SolAi, from an app, or from a business's own system.

  2. 02

    The router decides

    Who is allowed, the smallest slice that fits, and the best place with room. Business work never shares a node with the public.

  3. 03

    One slice does the work

    Only that slice lights up. The rest of the node keeps serving others.

  4. 04

    The outcome comes back

    An image, an hour of play, a private answer. You buy outcomes, never hardware.

Illustrative concept of a ZVRN township node with its doors open
Inside a township node · illustrative concept, not a real site
// Inside a node
1Sealed liquid-cooled compute
The boards sit in a closed tank of cooling fluid, sealed from dust.
2Heat exchanger
Carries the heat out of the tank and away from the cabinet.
3Energy cabinet
Power conditioning and backup, kept apart from the compute.
4Backup link
A second connection that keeps the node reachable if the main line drops.
Status
Launching soon
Built
Router v0.1, tested in simulation
Rule
Business work never shares a node with the public
Pilot
Solar-assisted pilot site planned