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Build the AI Factory.Grow the Enterprise Second Brain.

From silicon to sentient systems. Two engines — AI Compute Center EPC and the CORA Enterprise AI Operating System — give your company one central brain, Axion, and a governed synapse for every employee, Synapse. Compliant, auditable, reversible.

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10,000+
GPUs deployed
5 stores
one unified memory
4-layer
active defense
CORA · Axion Runtime
LIVE
1
IntentGuard
Intent analysis · injection defense
OK
2
UCP Permission Control
Unified ACL · zero-trust gateway
OK
3
EgressGuard
Egress protection · PII & field-level masking
42ms
4
Secretary Audit
Global logs · post-execution verification
queued
tenant_id: acme_corp_001 4-stage prevention
✓
Flagship
2,048 H200 · PUE <1.10
🛡
High-risk actions
2-man rule · reversible
Dual Engine

We own both the physical and the operational layer of the AI factory

From GPU clusters and liquid cooling to agent operations, compliance auditing, and knowledge graphs — one vendor, one stack.

01
Engine 01
AI Compute Center EPC
End-to-End Engineering · Procurement · Construction
  • Site, power, liquid cooling, structural integration
  • GPU cluster planning, design & tuning (Hopper / Blackwell / RTX / AMD / ASIC)
  • Quantium-X / Spectrum-X / 400G / 800G / 1.6T
  • Direct liquid cooling (DLC), PUE <1.10
  • Full-lifecycle ops with SLA guarantees
CITRUX AI
02
Engine 02
CORA Enterprise AI Agent OS
Cognitive Orchestration & Reasoning Architecture
  • Axion, the central brain: unified enterprise memory, object & action ontology, strategy loop
  • Synapse, the employee fleet: one agent per person, bound to their identity, disabled in cascade
  • 4-stage prevention + two-person approval for high-risk actions + one-click rollback
  • Compliance-first: ISO 27001 / 42001 / 27701 · GDPR / HIPAA / EU AI Act
  • Multi-tenant isolation, precise metering, air-gapped deploy (SQLite + Ollama)
The Brain and the Synapses

Axion is the company's central brain.
Synapse is the synapse each employee carries.

Most enterprises adopt AI by letting each department buy its own tool. CORA inverts that: first stand up one central brain that remembers, reasons, and takes responsibility — then deliver its capability to every employee through a governed synapse.

A
Central Brain
Axion Cognitive Engine
One per company · remembers, reasons, answers for itself
  • Unified enterprise memory — relational, vector, graph, time-series, and object stores recalled in one pass. Every memory carries its provenance and timestamp; if it isn't there, it says so.
  • Object & action ontology — your nouns (customer, work order, contract) and your verbs (approve, invoice, dispatch). The AI operates on business objects, not table columns.
  • Strategy loop — from forecast to action, every proposal must state a measurable expected outcome. Proposals that can't be measured are rejected outright.
  • Internal deliberation — planner, worker, and critic check each other. Disagreement is preserved in full, never averaged into one tidy conclusion.
  • Bounded self-improvement — the brain may tune its own parameters, but touching the core requires human approval and stays reversible with one click.
ONE BRAIN
S
Employee Synapse
Synapse Agent Fleet
One per employee · governed · wired to the same brain
  • Bound to its owner — each Synapse is bound to one employee; its permissions are that person's permissions. It never acts under someone else's identity.
  • Shares one brain — every Synapse reads and writes the same enterprise memory. A new hire starts on day one standing on the whole company's experience.
  • Disable one, or cascade — on departure, transfer, or suspicion of leakage, a single agent is disabled immediately; when needed, the whole fleet goes dark with one switch.
  • Passes references, not payloads — when agents collaborate they hand over object references, not a dump of the data. Scope can be narrowed, or run in shadow mode first.
  • Conversation is the interface — Slack, Teams, or the browser. Staff learn no new system, and no old system gets replaced.
Why CORA

Personal AI assistants draft emails.
Enterprises need a nervous system that can be audited — and taken back.

OpenClaw, Hermes Agent, NVIDIA NemoClaw are great — until you put them in enterprise production. The gap isn't the LLM. It's the OS layer around it.

✕ Personal AI Assistants

Great prototype. Won't pass procurement.

OpenClaw (OpenAI) Hermes Agent NVIDIA NemoClaw
  • No compliance framework
    ISO 27001 / 42001 / HIPAA / GDPR / EU AI Act — you build it yourself.
  • Containment, not prevention
    React after the LLM misbehaves. No intent-layer filter. Prompt injection slips through.
  • Local-only memory
    No memory across sessions, departments, or systems. Your expert leaves, the know-how leaves with them.
  • Says it did. Didn't.
    The call failed, permission was missing, nothing was written — and the reply still says "done." There is no post-execution verification step.
  • No audit trail, no way back
    When audit asks "why did the AI decide that yesterday?" — you can't answer. And undoing what it did isn't on the table at all.
✓ CORA Enterprise AI OS

Built for regulated, high-security environments from day one

We grade enterprise AI on five questions: does it remember, does it reason, will it show its work, does it keep its word, and can you control it?
  • ① Remembers — unified enterprise memory
    Five stores recalled in one pass, every memory carrying provenance and timestamp. Your expert leaves; the know-how stays.
  • ② Reasons — the strategy loop
    Turns data into actionable proposals — and every proposal must state a measurable expected outcome up front.
  • ③ Shows its work — the proposal sandbox
    Whatever the AI wants to change runs in a sandbox first, for you to read. Nothing takes effect until you merge — and one click rolls it back.
  • ④ Keeps its word — post-execution verification
    An action only counts once it passes verification; unverified work is never reported as success. Metrics that can't be measured are labelled "not measured."
  • ⑤ Stays under control — governance
    Four-stage prevention, two-person approval for high-risk actions, field-level masking, Instance + Tenant isolation, and a master kill switch.
Head-to-Head

Ahead on all 12 dimensions

Dimension CORA NVIDIA NemoClaw OpenClaw Hermes Agent
Compliance framework ✓ ISO/GDPR/HIPAA/EU AI Act — — —
4-stage prevention ✓ Industry-first Containment sandbox — —
Two-person approval ✓ Single-use grant · args-bound — — —
Post-execution verification ✓ Unverified ≠ success — — —
Proposal sandbox & rollback ✓ Preview → review → merge → roll back — — —
Unified enterprise memory ✓ 5 stores, 1 recall + provenance — Local memory Local memory
Object & action ontology ✓ Object types + action types — — —
Field-level masking ✓ Withheld — and said to be withheld — — —
Audit depth ✓ 22 auto modules × 4 industries Structured logs — —
Multi-tenant isolation ✓ Instance + Tenant Single sandbox — —
SaaS billing engine ✓ 4 tiers + metering — — —
Air-Gap offline deploy ✓ SQLite + Ollama Partial — —
"Personal assistants are fine for prototypes. Enterprise production needs a chassis that can be audited, rolled back, and held to its word."
Governance & Honesty

Governance built into the execution path —
risk intercepted upstream, decisions reversible throughout.

Most platforms let the LLM run first and intervene after something goes wrong. CORA moves the control point upstream of execution — the decisive criterion in audit and security sign-off, and the line that separates a proof-of-concept from an enterprise-wide deployment.

User request
1
IntentGuard

Intent screening · injection defense

2
UCP

Unified ACL · zero-trust gateway

3
EgressGuard

Egress control · field-level masking

4
Secretary

Global audit · post-exec verify

Action executed
High-risk actions get one more gate: two-person approval — single-use grants, bound to the exact arguments (approving X(a=1) never authorizes X(a=2)), executed under the requester's identity rather than the approver's, and reversible throughout.
Can't connect
If it can't reach your ERP, it says so — instead of inventing a plausible-looking number.
Didn't happen
An action that failed is never reported as done. Nothing appears under "completed" without passing verification.
Not measured
When a metric has no data, the report says "not measured" — not a blank, and not a guess.
Product Portfolio

12 modular products, 4 procurement entry points

Flagship, expansion, technical POC, and service bundles — each tier deploys on its own, or stacks into a full Agentic OS.

🏆 Flagship
P1
CORA Clinical AI Platform

Hospital-grade Agent OS with native FHIR/HL7v2, clinical intelligence, and healthcare compliance.

ICP
CIOs at 500+ bed hospitals, IT directors, hospital presidents
Edge
General AI platforms don't speak FHIR; FHIR vendors don't orchestrate agents.
Not piping charts into ChatGPT — packaging the whole hospital's data, workflow, and compliance into a thinking assistant.
P2
CORA Smart ERP Copilot

Turns existing ERP / WMS / CRM into a conversational interface — proactive alerts, forecasts, delegations.

ICP
Owners / COOs at mid-to-large manufacturers, traders, wholesalers
Edge
No rip-and-replace. Keep legacy ERP; staff operate it via Slack/Teams.
Same ERP, same process — but the owner can now ask "which order had the worst margin last week, and why?" from their phone.
🥈 Mid-Tier
P3
CORA Compliance Auto-Pilot

Hourly runtime checks across ISO 27001 / 42001 / 27701 / 22301 / 9001 with auto-evidence.

ICP
CCOs, CISOs, audit chiefs at finance, insurance, hospitals, public companies
Edge
Most compliance tools are static (forms). CORA checks at runtime.
Stop writing ISO paperwork — let the system self-attest every hour.
P4
CORA AI Governance Gateway

A guardrail in front of any LLM: injection defense, PII masking, egress control, zero-trust tool execution.

ICP
Companies already on OpenAI / Anthropic whose CISO is worried
Edge
Not "yet another LLM" — keep your model, add a guardrail. Low friction.
Your staff use ChatGPT? CORA makes sure customer data never leaves.
P5
CORA Government Ready Box

Native Oracle / MSSQL / trad-simp Chinese, on-prem deploy, national-grade compliance.

ICP
CIOs at government, state-owned enterprises, and critical infrastructure
Edge
Runs fully air-gapped, native trad Chinese — where global vendors fall short.
Palantir could — but won't speak Chinese, won't on-prem, and ships data to the US.
🥉 Technical POC
P6
CORA LLM Cost Optimizer

Cuts LLM spend 30–60% while improving reliability.

ICP
CTOs whose monthly LLM bill is already six figures
Edge
Dynamic model routing by task complexity, hot rollback, full success/token/cost telemetry.
You're hitting the flagship model on every call — 60% of them only need the cheap one.
P7
CORA Knowledge Graph Enterprise

Deeper than RAG: employees, customers, orders, projects, and documents are objects in one ontology — five stores recalled at once, each answer carrying its provenance.

ICP
R&D-heavy, relationship-driven firms (consulting, legal, IB, semiconductor R&D)
Edge
Vector search answers "what's similar." The graph answers "who knows whom, who touched what."
Notion AI reads your docs. CORA maps a client's actual decision chain.
P8
CORA Foresight Simulator

Run the decision before you make it — new processes, new org structures, new pricing — with every proposal stating a measurable expected outcome up front.

ICP
COOs, CSOs, transformation office heads
Edge
More than "what do you think" — actually runs the scenario with full replay.
Before we launch this policy, let us run it in simulation first.
💼 Services & Bundles
P9
CORA Enterprise Agent OS (Flagship Bundle)

The full Agentic OS — effectively an AI-era SAP for your company.

ICP
1,000+ person enterprises, strategic transformation programs
Edge
Not a point tool — the whole enterprise running on one agent platform.
Start with P1 / P2 / P4, then expand — this is the headliner, not the opener.
P10
CORA FDE Engagement

Forward Deployed Engineers on-site 4–12 weeks, tuning CORA to the customer's shape.

ICP
Mid-to-large enterprises without an in-house AI team
Edge
Palantir-style delivery — our R&D engineers on the ground, not sales reps.
Sell the 8-week engagement first, then the product follows naturally.
P11
CORA Industry Starter Kit

Preset packs for manufacturing, retail, services, finance, healthcare. Live in 2 weeks.

ICP
Mid-size companies, owners who want to test the waters quickly
Edge
Zero customization, out-of-the-box. A POC funnel into larger deals.
The "Land" of Land-and-Expand — break in here, upgrade to P1 / P2 / P9 later.
P12
CORA Coding Workbench

An AI coding assistant for IT / DevOps, running in a controlled PTY sandbox with opaque branding.

ICP
IT leaders with security concerns about public AI coding tools
Edge
Opaque wrapper — staff don't see the upstream vendor, data stays inside.
Every AI coding assistant ships code abroad — this one doesn't.
The Platform

One OS. Six core engines.

CORA isn't a tool. It's the full runtime for enterprise AI. Four engines make up the Axion brain, the fifth delivers it to every employee, and the sixth enforces compliance at runtime.

🧠

Axion Cognitive Engine

The brain's runtime: state-machine orchestration plus a zero-trust tool gateway, routing each task to the right model (OpenAI / Claude / Gemini / local) by complexity. Every thought and tool call is traceable and replayable.

🗂

Axion Memory Enterprise Memory

Relational, vector, graph (Apache AGE), time-series, and object stores — one recall, one result set. Every memory states which store and which moment it came from, and a store that didn't answer is reported as such.

🕸

Axion Ontology Object & Action Ontology

Your nouns and verbs, written down as definitions the system understands: customer, work order, and contract are objects; approve, invoice, and dispatch are actions — each with preconditions, arguments, and a way to verify it. The AI works in business language, not table schemas.

🔮

Axion Strategy Strategy & Simulation

Foresight → proposal → internal review → scorecard. Run the boardroom scenario ("what if materials rise 20% next year"), with every proposal stating a measurable expectation up front — then checked against reality afterwards, and marked as missed when it misses.

⚡

Synapse Agent Fleet

One governed agent per employee: bound to that person's identity, sharing the same brain, disabled individually or in cascade, with a master kill switch. Agents collaborating exchange object references, never a dump of the data.

🔒

Spine Compliance Backbone

ISO 27001 / 42001 / 27701 / 22301 / 9001 modules on an hourly automated sweep — with four-stage prevention, two-person approval, field-level masking, and Instance + Tenant isolation, all enforced at runtime.

Forward Deployed Engineers

Software doesn't deploy itself.
We move into your problem.

Every CORA deployment is owned by an FDE squad. Not consultants — engineers who write the code, redesign the process, and sit on your floor.

01
Process Archaeology
Week 1–2
We walk the floor with you, draw the process that currently lives in people's heads, spreadsheets, and chat groups, then pick the first step worth automating — one whose result will be visible.
Deliverable: process map + acceptance criteria for the first workflow
02
Systems Integration
Week 2–4
CDC connectors stream ERP / MES / CRM data into the unified memory, and your nouns and verbs are written up as ontology definitions. Legacy stays untouched; no downtime is asked for.
Deliverable: data wired in + object ontology + unified memory live
03
Ship & Handover
Week 4–8
The first workflow goes to production, your people are trained, and the governance switches and approval rights are handed to your managers. Only then do we leave.
Deliverable: workflow live + governance handover + internal champions trained
The bottleneck in enterprise AI was never the model. It's the landing. Reading how a company actually operates, translating governance policy into executable boundaries, and persuading the people on the floor to change how they work — none of it is something a model can do for you, and all of it is why most enterprise AI programmes stall at proof-of-concept. Citrux AI's FDE team are the engineers who built the CORA engine itself — the only team that combines source-level command of the platform with hands-on industry process experience — turning CORA from a system into the way your company actually runs.
FAQ

Selected questions

We already use ChatGPT Team or OpenClaw. Why CORA?
Personal AI assistants are auto-secretaries. CORA is an auditable nervous system. CORA reads your ERP, writes SQL, pushes results back into your ticketing system — and an action only counts once it passes verification. ISO controls are enforced at runtime, and every step is traceable and reversible. You chat with ChatGPT. You delegate to CORA.
What's the difference between Axion and Synapse — which one do I buy?
They're two faces of one system and aren't sold separately. Axion is the single central brain a company has — unified memory, object and action ontology, the strategy loop, and governance all live there. Synapse is the synapse each employee carries: bound to that person's identity, sharing the same brain, and individually switchable off at any time. What you buy is CORA — you stand up the brain first, then grow synapses department by department.
Will my data train someone's model?
No. On-Prem: data never leaves your premises. SaaS: Instance + Tenant dual isolation, with PII masked at the egress layer before anything reaches an LLM — and masking is field-level: a restricted field is withheld outright and the user is told it was withheld, rather than shown a fabricated value. We recommend running fully on local models (Llama / Qwen / Ollama) so no data leaves your environment at all.
How long to deploy? I've been burned by consultants.
Deployment is never subcontracted. Citrux AI's own FDE (Forward Deployed Engineer) team owns it on site — 4–12 weeks depending on scope, with the first workflow typically live in 2–6 weeks. An FDE's definition of done is not "the system is installed" but "the process runs and people use it daily" — and they don't leave before that.
Our ERP is 17 years old. Do we replace it?
No. CORA's philosophy: don't replace legacy. CDC connectors (WAL/binlog) sync your ERP into the unified enterprise memory, your nouns — customer, work order, part number — become object definitions, and the AI works at that layer. Your ERP keeps running, your team keeps using it.
How does Citrux's EPC business relate to CORA?
Dual-engine strategy. EPC builds the physical layer (GPUs, liquid cooling, facilities, network). CORA runs on top (the enterprise AI operating system). Buy CORA alone, or EPC + CORA together as a flywheel: hardware delivery → software ops → continuous upgrade. In Japan, local EPC and O&M support is delivered with our strategic partner AICCDESIGN Co., Ltd.

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