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General questions
An Alpha Cube is a complete private AI system for your business. It puts server-grade power in one compact Cube that sits on your premises.
It’s for businesses that want to put powerful AI to work but have sensitive data or intellectual property that can’t be sent to cloud AI platforms.
Your data, the models you train and your intellectual property stay under your own roof, on a system you own. Usage has no limits and nothing bills by the token, so costs don’t climb as your team uses it more. And you set the rules for how it’s used.
Power and a wired ethernet connection to your network. It has no wireless connections. Setup is simple, and keeping it running takes no special staff.
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Choosing an Alpha Cube questions
Alpha Cube Ion fits teams of up to 200, Alpha Cube up to 600, and Alpha Cube Pro up to 1,200. Compare models
An Alpha Cube serves up to 600 people at once, and more Cubes can be linked as teams grow. Compare models
Yes. Load the open models you approve, including ones you’ve fine-tuned on your own data.
Documents, spreadsheets, datasets and reports, alongside your own analysis files. Learn about GEM
Yes. Train or fine-tune models on your own data right on your Alpha Cube, then switch to them in a click. Models you train stay yours.
Setup and support questions
Yes. It can run fully offline for work that can’t touch the internet.
No meter. Run a job or rerun a search as often as you need, and costs don’t climb with use.
It’s a purchase, and costs don’t climb with use, so you can plan around it.
Yes. VaultLink links two or more Alpha Cubes so they run as one system and share the load. If one goes down, the others pick up the slack. Learn about VaultLink
A real person on the Vault team. Email us at hello@vaultaisystems.com.
Security questions
No. Models, VaultOS and GEM run on the Cube inside your firewall, so business data is never sent to the cloud.
Only through your network, by cable. There’s no Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, and it can run fully offline.
Every new file, dataset or model, before it reaches the Cube.
It’s quarantined for admin review and never reaches the Cube.
You do. Set access by person, team or department, so confidential work stays put.
Yes. Every question is logged, so your team can review who asked what and when.
No. Your data only trains models you choose to train, and those stay on your hardware.
No. Nothing on the Cube is sent back to Vault.
Yes. Every model comes with file inspection, role-based access and wired-only networking, on your own network. Compare models
Healthcare questions
Yes. Records stay on your network, and GEM processes them on the Cube, never on an outside provider’s servers.
Clinical notes, trial datasets, pathology reports and published studies, alongside your own analysis files.
Yes. Fine-tune on your records right on the Cube, and the model stays on your hardware.
Yes. Access is set per study, so each team sees only its own records, and an Alpha Cube serves up to 600 people. Compare models
That identifiable data stays on hardware your institution controls and never goes to an outside AI provider.
Education questions
Yes. Each lab gets its own access, and an Alpha Cube serves up to 600 people. Compare models
It’s a fixed cost you can plan for. Costs don’t climb with how much your team runs, so you won’t run short mid-grant.
Yes. Train on your lab’s data and the model stays yours to publish with.
Yes. Classes can run on the same Cube, with access keeping course work apart from research.
Yes. It can run fully offline for work that can’t touch the internet.
Finance questions
No. Prompts and data are processed on the Cube in your office, so nothing about your positions goes out.
Yes. Every question is logged, so compliance can review who asked what and when.
No. There’s no per-token charge, so a heavy quarter of backtests doesn’t bring a bigger bill.
Yes. Fine-tune on your notes and trade history, and the model stays on your hardware.
Yes. Each team sees only its own files, and an Alpha Cube serves up to 600 people. Compare models
Legal questions
Only if you move them. The Cube runs on your network, and nothing is sent to Vault or to an outside AI provider.
Cloud tools process your files on the provider’s servers and charge by seat or usage. A Cube keeps the work in your office, with no per-token or per-page fees.
No meter. Review a full production or rerun a search as often as you need, and costs don’t climb with use.
No. Access is set per matter, so GEM only surfaces files a person is cleared to see, and nothing is shared outside your Cube.
Alpha Cube Ion fits teams of up to 200, Alpha Cube up to 600, and Alpha Cube Pro up to 1,200. Compare models
Government questions
Yes. Load the open models your lab approves, including ones you’ve fine-tuned on your own data.
No. It runs on your lab’s internal network. If you choose to connect it, it’s over wired ethernet only, with no wireless connection at all.
Before a new file is added to the Cube, VaultShield inspects it.
It’s a purchase, and costs don’t climb with use, so you can plan around it.
An Alpha Cube serves up to 600 people at once, and more Cubes can be linked as teams grow. Compare models
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Setting up a new Alpha Cube? Open the Quickstart guide