An AI Arsenal Division

Arsenal Compute

Sovereign, secure AI compute infrastructure purpose-built for national security — TS/SCI-capable data centers, onshored GPU clusters, and air-gapped enclaves that guarantee mission-critical availability.

Sovereign AI Compute

Sovereign AI compute for national security

Sovereign AI Data Centers

Purpose-built AI compute facilities designed specifically for national security — owned, operated, and secured on U.S. soil.

Onshored Accelerator Clusters

Domestically provisioned GPU and accelerator clusters delivering mission-critical compute tailored for defense and intelligence workloads.

Guaranteed Availability

Contracted compute reservations with priority scheduling and strict SLAs — no cloud rationing, no queueing, no mission delays.

The Critical Need

Why sovereign defense compute matters

Cloud Rationing & Queueing

Defense innovators face unpredictable access to mission-secure compute, with commercial cloud rationing causing significant delays in mission timelines.

Compliance Hurdles

Export-control restrictions and Authority to Operate (ATO) hurdles slow critical experiments, driving up cost and schedule risk for defense innovation.

Sovereignty Concerns

Lack of sovereign compute creates dependencies on commercial providers that may not prioritize defense needs, compromising mission security.

Our Solution

Compute Allocation Credits

The core of our solution is the Compute Allocation Credits system — contracted PFLOP-hour reservations with priority scheduling and strict Service Level Agreements, guaranteeing defense and intelligence missions access to the resources they need, when they need them.

Guaranteed compute availability without queuing
Predictable performance for mission-critical workloads
Fixed pricing with take-or-pay floor on reserved blocks
Burst capacity available at pre-set rates
Air-gapped enclaves for the most sensitive workloads

Compliance Wrapper

Complete compliance

ITAR/EAR compliance for export-controlled workloads
CMMC Level 2 roadmap for defense contractor requirements
IL-4/5/6 enclave planning for classified workloads
TS/SCI-capable facility and workforce readiness
SOC 2 certification for security controls
Supply Chain Risk Management protocols

Technical Specifications

Performance guarantees

H100/H200+

Accelerator Class

Baseline H100/H200-class AI accelerators, with a roadmap to next-generation domestic accelerators. Contract unit remains PFLOP-hours for consistent delivered performance.

Multi-MW

Power Capacity

Phased build-out from initial reserved capacity to full-scale multi-megawatt AI compute, co-located with resilient energy infrastructure.

Tier III+

Facility Reliability

Tier III N+1 uptime baseline, with Tier IV N+2 (99.99999%) available for the most mission-critical enclaves.

Financing & Acceleration

Moving forward with private capital

Private

Capital Structure

Financed with private and institutional capital — moving forward without waiting for federal funding to proceed.

Phased

Build-Out

Initial reserved capacity scaling to full multi-megawatt capability across multiple sovereign sites.

Federal

Acceleration Path

Designed to leverage federal authorities, acquisition pathways, and contracting mechanisms as they become available.

Strategic Context: The Department of Defense requested nearly $30 billion in fiscal 2027 to modernize its AI and supercomputing arsenal. AI Arsenal's sovereign compute is designed to be leveraged and accelerated through federal authorities, acquisition pathways, and contracting mechanisms as they become available — but is moving forward today on private and institutional capital.

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Safe Harbor & Disclaimer

This information does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy securities of Ai Arsenals, Inc. All information herein is based on materials prepared by management and involves subjective judgment that may or may not be correct. This information contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of the safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995, which involve significant risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from present expectations. Except as required by law, the company undertakes no obligation to update or revise any forward-looking statements.