InferenceDevices, Inc. — The Cloud SI
This industry gives you two doors: own a machine that sits idle, or rent a cloud that arrives with someone else's policy. We built the third door — a dedicated machine, professionally run, whose policy is yours. Sovereignty without ownership.
The moment
Every producer who works in political media, satire, or adult storytelling knows the moment: the tool refuses. Not because the work is illegal — because a policy team in another state decided it was easier to say no to everyone. Campaigns stall. Studios water down the scene. Authors rewrite around a filter. And the terms can change overnight: in January 2026 a major platform imposed a new verification gate and locked out its own creators by morning. Thousands left within weeks. They weren't looking for trouble. They were looking for a machine that answers to them.
The Cloud SI is that machine. Dedicated, single-tenant AI nodes — our hardware, our stack, open-weight models chosen because they do the work. No co-tenants. No prompt logs on someone else's server. No policy update between you and your deadline.
Three doors
Customer zero is us.
Before anyone rents this stack, we run on it. InferenceDevices' own publishing, media, and software work runs on the same dedicated nodes, the same open-weight models, the same ledger a tenant gets.
That is not a demo program. It is how the stack earns trust: a model that refuses our own work never reaches a tenant, and a defect we would ship to a customer is a defect we ship to ourselves first.
Confidentiality is the driver.
For companies whose need is privacy, not provocation: one customer per physical machine, encrypted storage whose keys the tenant holds, and a billing and activity ledger you can read line by line.
Privacy here is architectural — a fact about the machine — not a clause in a contract on infrastructure shared with everyone. The uncensored stack is one preload among several; discretion is the product.
Sovereignty without ownership.
The market's mental model is binary: hosted policies, or own a rig. This is the missing middle, named for the people living in it — political media shops, indie studios, authors.
Open weights chosen because they do the work: persuasion, satire of public officials, advocacy, fiction and film for adults. You don't have to own the machine to own the policy.
The offer
A dedicated node, our Agent or Studio stack preloaded, a 70B-class language model with image and video generation. Spot hours fill the gaps at market rates.
$899 / month
$1,499 / month
Prefer to own? The same machines are sold as finished systems, benchmarked before they ship — through the Hardware Shop.
Governance
Uncensored is the base, not the boast. Above it sits a floor we enforce ourselves, stated in public, in plain words: nothing involving minors, ever; no real person's intimate likeness without documented consent. Above the floor, the editorial judgment is yours. That is the whole governance model.
What we refuse
The founding document
“The disagreement was never really about memory. It's about whether pooled compute must mean pooled judgment.” From an open proposal to Sam Altman — the standing founding document of this company
Receipts, not vibes
Every node ships with its benchmark results published and its model licenses on file. Your tenancy comes with a billing ledger you can read line by line, a meter you can cap before it runs, encrypted storage whose keys you hold, and a signed wipe receipt when you leave. The receipts live in the navigation of this site, not the footer — a visitor can audit the claim from the claim.
Chapter one
Where this company started. We still sell the machines.
InferenceDevices began in NVIDIA hardware — sourcing edge AI machines, picking up the phone, quoting honestly. The shop has moved to its own corner of this site, intact: every product page, quote form, and datasheet exactly where it always worked, one path over. The channel is also the cloud's supply engine: it sources the fleet's cards and gives stranded hardware a way out.