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Generative AI, built to survive production

Generative AI for environments where being wrong is expensive. We do not compete on speed to demo; we compete on getting a model into production that still holds up when an auditor asks how it reached a decision.

Engineers working across multiple screens

The technologies we specialise in

Five model families do most of the work in enterprise Generative AI. Which one fits is an engineering decision, not a preference.

Large Language ModelsGPT variants and open-weight equivalents for natural language understanding and production, grounded against your own sources.
Transformer modelsBeyond text: applied to vision and multi-modal tasks where sequence modelling wins.
Diffusion modelsHigh-fidelity generation of text, image or sound by simulating a random diffusion process.
Generative Adversarial NetworksSynthetic data where authentic data is scarce, restricted, or cannot leave a boundary.
Variational AutoencodersUnsupervised learning for enhancement and restoration tasks on existing datasets.

What an engagement produces

Typical first engagementA discovery and feasibility assessment, ending in a prioritised use-case roadmap your board can hold us to.
DeliverablesArchitecture, evaluation harness, model cards, risk register, and a running system in your environment.
Runs onAWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud or IBM watsonx, inside your tenancy.
GovernanceAligned to ISO 42001 and your internal risk framework; ISO 27001-certified delivery.
CommercialsTO BE SUPPLIED BY NQ

Frequently asked

How long before we see something running?

A discovery and feasibility assessment typically concludes with a prioritised roadmap, and a first production-grade use case follows from there. The honest answer depends on the state of your data and how many approvals sit between a model and a real user; we tell you which of those is the constraint before you commit.

Do our data or documents leave our environment?

No. We deploy inside your tenancy on your hyperscaler of choice. Where a hosted model is used, the boundary and retention terms are agreed in writing before any data moves, and recorded in the risk register.

How do you stop the model inventing answers?

Retrieval against controlled sources, citations back to the originating document, evaluation harnesses that test for it before release, and human escalation on the paths where being wrong is expensive. Fabrication is a design problem, not a model quirk.

What does ISO 42001 alignment mean in practice?

An AI management system: documented model inventory, risk assessment per use case, defined human oversight, monitoring in production and periodic review. It is the difference between one working model and an organisation that can run many of them safely.

Will you work with our existing teams?

Yes. We build with your engineers so the system stays maintainable after we leave, and the evaluation harness is handed over with it.

Is this the right instrument for your problem?

A feasibility assessment tells you whether Generative AI fits, what it would cost to govern, and what would have to be true about your data first.