Arinox.ai has announced a strategic collaboration with Altos Computing Ltd, part of the Acer Group, to introduce CommandCore™, a fully self-contained artificial intelligence platform designed for deployment within an organisation’s own infrastructure. The partnership aims to make this solution widely available to enterprises, public sector units, and government institutions across India.
CommandCore™ is designed as a standalone system that operates entirely on-premise, without reliance on cloud services or internet connectivity. It is built to function in highly secure environments, allowing organisations to retain full control over their data, models, and outputs. The system is delivered as an integrated unit that can be activated quickly, reducing the time typically required to build AI infrastructure.
The platform has been developed in India and is aligned with the country’s push for greater technological self-reliance, particularly in areas involving sensitive data and critical operations. It is intended to support the establishment of AI Centres of Excellence, innovation labs, and deployment platforms within organisations, enabling both experimentation and large-scale implementation.
At its core, the system combines enterprise-grade computing infrastructure from Altos Computing, advanced GPU capabilities, and an orchestration layer that enables the development and deployment of AI applications. This integration allows users to train models, run workloads, and manage AI operations within a controlled environment.
The collaboration brings together Arinox.ai’s software and platform expertise with Altos Computing’s hardware capabilities and distribution network. This combination is expected to accelerate adoption across sectors where data security, compliance, and operational independence are critical considerations.
CommandCore™ is designed to be deployed in a short timeframe, offering a plug-and-use approach that avoids lengthy integration cycles. It also supports operation in restricted or disconnected environments, making it suitable for defence, government, and regulated industries.
Industry leaders from both organisations highlighted that the partnership addresses a growing need for secure and locally governed AI systems. As adoption of artificial intelligence expands, organisations are increasingly seeking solutions that provide performance while ensuring data ownership and regulatory compliance.
With pricing structured to improve accessibility, the platform is positioned to broaden the adoption of private AI systems beyond large enterprises. The initiative is expected to contribute to India’s ambitions of building a strong domestic AI ecosystem, while enabling organisations to deploy advanced technologies with greater speed and control.
