Sailplane is the agentic platform for the AI Hardware Ecosystem. Sailplane agents learn from collaboration with human technicians and operators, optimizing for what is most important to you. Together we bring GPU compute online in hours, not weeks, and get better every time.
Chips and power are easing. The constraint now is turning assembled infrastructure into AI capacity customers can actually use.
A few specialists carry each rack through build, commissioning and production. At every handoff, much of what they learned is lost, and skilled operators are hard to hire and keep.
Agents that learn alongside technicians and operators, and keep a verified record of every component, so each incident makes the next one cheaper.
From the factory floor to the production fleet, Sailplane agents carry every rack’s full history forward, so your teams bring capacity online faster and keep it running.
Every new rack generation brings new thermal, cooling, interconnect and firmware failure modes, and your test engineers relearn them line by line. When a rack fails at the customer site, what you learned in the factory rarely travels with it.
Your revenue starts when capacity is billable, not when it is financed or delivered. Every week a hall sits in bring-up is debt service with nothing to bill, and every interruption in production comes back as SLA credits.
You have sold capacity you have not stood up yet, and each accelerator generation arrives denser, liquid-cooled and with new ways to fail. At fleet scale, failure is routine, and the fix too often lives with one technician at one site.
You need AI capacity that runs in-jurisdiction, often air-gapped, and the specialists who know this hardware are scarce everywhere. Flying in outside experts or sending telemetry out defeats the point.
You bought GPUs to run AI on your own terms, inside your budget, security policy and existing tools. Then a small team has to commission and run a liquid-cooled cluster, and expensive hardware sits idle while they learn.
Seven stages, one continuous record. Sailplane connects them so each stage starts with what the last one learned.
The next generation of AI datacenter infrastructure agents will read and write through the graph. Agent-native context for every component over its life: queryable, versioned, replayable, and the basis for evals and benchmarks.
Sailplane agents learn from collaboration with human technicians and operators, optimizing for what is most important to you.
The agent improves against your fleet, not a generic one. Every change is replay-gated and versioned before it ships.
Every state, action, and outcome timestamped, so the rack’s history stays queryable and replays exactly.
Only what a technician and operator confirmed and a replay reproduced becomes procedural memory. Nothing is learned on assumption.
Every rack or system incident that passes through makes the system smarter and faster.
Engineered and optimized for KPIs on the factory floor
Measured in A/B test.
Fewer re-runs as technicians and operators get to root cause sooner.
Average per-rack reduction, replaying real NVL72 validation histories with each rack as its own control.
Biggest gains on the hardest racks, where escalations and rework pile up.
The same bays and crews validate more racks, based on modeled test-bay hours for a multi-rack order.
Results reflect specific customer environments, rack configurations and technician workflows; individual results vary.
Nothing leaves your facility. Agents and data stay inside the boundary.
Deployed on your own hardware, inside your own network and controls.
Keep sensitive workloads local and extend to cloud where it makes sense.
Models tuned to your hardware and your workloads, sized for the system they run on.
Leaders who have run infrastructure software and hardware inside the world’s largest enterprises, alongside AI researchers and engineers. Earned scars, not adornment.
Microsoft, Google Cloud, Apigee
Google Brain, Google Cloud AI, BlackLocus co-founder
We work with teams building AI infrastructure from the ground up. Tell us what you are building and we will reply directly.
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