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Supervisory and vendor-neutral
Designed to coexist with native equipment controls and remain hardware-flexible at the site-control level.
Supervisory controls and remote operations
A control layer intended to coordinate onsite generation, compute demand, thermal capacity, and site state as one system, while safety protections stay independent.
Infrastructure
Make energy and compute behave like one coordinated system
BlackFlare is developing a supervisory architecture that sees available generation, reserve capacity, power quality, compute demand, workload priority, thermal headroom, and equipment state together. Because software can know a workload is about to start before the load appears, generation and cooling can prepare ahead of it. This is workload-aware infrastructure, in development.
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Remote by default
Monitoring, alarms, telemetry, and control updates from anywhere, with field service when physical intervention is required.
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Safety stays deterministic
Emergency shutdowns, overspeed, gas detection, overpressure, and breaker protection remain independent of the supervisory layer. AI does not replace safety instrumentation.
Coordinated, not bolted together
Bring us your site and operating requirements and we will map them onto the control architecture.