Where the power is
Modular data centres deploy right beside available energy, so capacity goes live without waiting years for new grid connections.
Encrypted on every node, with keys only you hold.
Private by default. Published only when you choose.
Managed from inside the network. No side door.
Both yours to own.
Modular data centres deploy right beside available energy, so capacity goes live without waiting years for new grid connections.
Security is built into every layer, from energy and bare metal up to orchestration.
No single-vendor lock-in. The stack runs on the hardware that fits your workload, and changes when your workload does.
You own the infrastructure and hold the keys.
Bare-metal servers, routers and power, provisioned and controlled as one fleet.
Owned and rented GPUs, inference engines and an AI broker, run as one workload fabric.
A content-addressed filesystem, S3- and Redis-compatible object storage, fast deduplication and bare-metal volumes.
The Mycelium overlay network, with DNS, a web gateway, NAT64 and GeoIP built in.
Mycelium OS turns every machine into slices: virtual machines, containers or bare metal.
Hero OS and the agents that run on it, with orchestration, memory and objects built on the layers below.
Own the infrastructure outright, or consume it across the network. Both run on the same foundation, so the guarantee of control is identical.
Use it. Compute, storage, GPUs and agents on the network. Live in days.
Deployment
Consume the service
Hardware
None required
Setup
Book a diagnosis
Time to production
Days
Data location
Wherever you choose
Interconnect
Native to the network
Best for
Capacity without hardware
Own it. Your own hardware at your own site, 4 to 9 months from contract.
Deployment
Own the hardware
Hardware
Dedicated physical unit
Setup
Prepared pad, power, cooling
Time to production
4 to 9 months from contract
Data location
Your chosen site
Interconnect
Joins the network once deployed
Best for
Physical ownership
Drag the globe to explore
750+
Independent nodes
Each one run by its own operator.
40+
Countries
Compute close to your users and your data.
10,896
CPU cores
Online across the network, sliced to what you need.
1,196,055 GB
Storage
Provisioned across the network today.
80
GPUs per container
10 GPU nodes with 8 GPUs each, in a 20 ft unit.
5,760 TB
Storage per container
60 storage nodes of 96 TB each.
3,000
Agents per container
Running on the container's own compute.
4–9
Months from contract to production
Delivered to your site and connected to existing power.
1 core / 2GB / 50GB
Granite is full-stack AI infrastructure, designed from scratch for agentic workloads. Two ways in: deploy and own your own dedicated infrastructure with Granite Infrastructure, or use compute, storage and agents across the network with Granite Web Services. Both run on the same foundation, so the guarantee of control is identical whichever you choose.
That your data, your encryption keys and your agents stay inside the boundary you choose, enforced by the architecture. Nothing leaves that boundary unless you decide it does, and no outside entity can compel access.
Yes. It's one foundation, so you can consume capacity on Granite Web Services today and deploy your own unit. Deployed Granite Infrastructure units interconnect to become part of the same network.
A prepared pad, a power connection and cooling. The unit is a self-contained, liquid-cooled container that deploys at your chosen site 4 to 9 months from contract. Final power, GPU and footprint specifications are confirmed against your site.
Granite Web Services is model-agnostic. Bring open-weight or licensed models, and change them as new ones are released. The value sits in Hero OS, the layer that runs your agents, and you always keep the keys.
Wherever you choose, and it stays there by architecture. There's no egress lock-in, so you're not penalised for moving data.
A stateless operating layer, Mycelium OS, so control and resilience are properties of the system.
Granite gives you control over where your data lives, who holds the keys and which jurisdiction applies, and those controls are enforced by the architecture. That makes audits simpler. You still need your own legal and compliance review.
The platform is live and in deployment today, with the first Granite Infrastructure unit shipping in [MONTH] 2026. To begin, talk to us, reserve a node on Granite Web Services, or plan a deployment with Granite Infrastructure.