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Pienomial launched an AI model named AT0M that helps businesses run AI on their own hardware. The model is built for companies that want more control over how they use AI. It lets them keep data inside their own systems instead of relying only on outside cloud services.
The launch comes as more companies focus on data ownership and security. Their use of generative AI keeps growing. Pienomial says its technology suits settings where sensitive business data must stay inside the organization.
Many firms cannot send data to outside servers. Banks, drug makers, and public offices handle private records under strict rules. Some laws also say where data must be stored. AT0M speaks to that need.
Companies can run the model to their own requirements, so business data need not go through third-party systems for processing. This matters most for industries that work on regulated information, proprietary data, and strict data-residency rules. In those fields, keeping data in-house is often a must.
Pienomial already serves financial services, life sciences, manufacturing, consulting, and the public sector. AT0M takes the same approach to the model itself.
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Pienomial also offers a platform called Knolens. It builds a knowledge layer that organizes and links information from many sources. The company says Knolens can run in private cloud, on-premises, sovereign cloud, and air-gapped setups. An air-gapped system has no connection to outside networks.
Knolens is designed to give traceable outputs. Data stays in environments the customer controls. Pienomial also says the platform does not depend on one AI model provider. It can work with different models while the company keeps control of its knowledge and data. AT0M adds one more choice at the model level.
The launch shows where business AI is heading. Companies now ask how well a model performs. They also ask where it runs, who controls the data, and whether it fits their security rules. With AT0M, Pienomial offers one answer. The model, the data, and the rules stay in the company's own hands.
