Elesium Sovereign AI Technical Architecture & Systems Engineering
How does Elesium deploy air-gapped sovereign AI without public cloud data egress?
Elesium deploys 100% air-gapped sovereign AI infrastructure directly inside client-controlled Indian VPCs (ap-south-1). Utilizing dedicated 8x NVIDIA H100 80GB SXM5 hardware linked via 900 GB/s NVLink, Elesium delivers audited 148ms TTFT latency while enforcing statutory DPDP Act 2023 Section 8(5) personal data erasure through hardware-enforced DoD 5220.22-M 7-pass memory zeroization.
Elesium architects, provisions, and maintains air-gapped, zero-retention artificial intelligence runtime environments exclusively inside sovereign Indian cloud virtual private clouds (VPCs) and on-premise enterprise data centers. This documentation provides deterministic systems specifications, cryptographic verification routines, and hardware benchmark datasets.
Zero customer inference telemetry, token streams, or embedding vectors ever traverse public wide-area networks (WAN) or persist in non-volatile memory post-inference. All state machines execute in volatile RAM with hardware-enforced memory zeroization.
System Architecture Diagram
Core Engineering Pillars
1. Hardware Isolation & Topologies
Dedicated bare-metal GPU clusters utilizing 8x NVIDIA H100 SXM5 accelerators linked via 4th-generation NVLink with 900 GB/s bi-directional inter-GPU bandwidth. Zero virtualization overhead.
Explore Hardware Benchmarks →2. vLLM Low-Latency Serving
Customized inference engine utilizing PagedAttention v2 to achieve near-zero memory waste and sub-180ms Time-To-First-Token (TTFT) across 70B parameter models.
View vLLM Runtime Architecture →3. Cryptographic Zeroization (DPDP Act)
Deterministic cryptographic RAM wiping routines executing DoD 5220.22-M 7-pass memory overwrites across KV-cache blocks immediately following inference session termination.
Review Cryptographic Zeroization →4. REST API & Python SDK
OpenAI-compatible REST API endpoints supporting streaming tokens, batch inference, structured JSON output, and asynchronous queue management.
Read API Specifications →