Solutions

Whichever term matters most, start where you sit.

Some buyers must keep data where it is. Some must keep it private. Some must keep the bill down. The same cloud serves all three; each page below starts from one buyer’s own question.

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Nine pages. Each with a dated reason why now.

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  1. 01

    Join the waitlist.

    Tell us what you want to run and where. No credit card.

    TakesTwo minutes

  2. 02

    Launch a machine or a cluster.

    From the console, the API or the CLI.

    Takes2 to 5 minutes

  3. 03

    Bring your own servers.

    Triple X sets up your private cloud on them.

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Pick by the question you are asked

Nine buyers, nine questions, nine pages.

Find the question your board, regulator or auditor puts to you. The page beside it answers it first.

BuyerThe question they are askedThe page that answers it
Governments and agenciesWhere does the record physically sit?/solutions/government/
Merchants and fintechCan you draw the cardholder data environment?/solutions/merchants-and-fintech/
Defense and industrial suppliersCan the twin be read off an unnamed machine?/solutions/defense-and-industrial/
Game studiosWhere did the player data go?/solutions/game-studios/
AI and agent teamsWhat happens when the vendor cuts the limit?/solutions/ai-teams/
Regulated enterprisesShow us the record of what the agent did./solutions/regulated-enterprises/
SaaS and developersCan we leave before the renewal?/solutions/saas-and-developers/
Small companiesWhat happens the day the big cloud goes down?/solutions/small-companies/
Finance leadersWhich third of the bill is waste?/solutions/finance-leaders/

Questions

What buyers ask before they sign.

In the order they come up. Every answer ends with where to check it.

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10 answers

All questions
Is this one cloud or nine different products?

One cloud. One console, one API, one rate card and one private cloud per customer. The nine pages differ only in the question each buyer is asked by a board, a regulator or an auditor, and in which products answer it first.

Proofthe product pages and the single rate card on the Pricing page, August 1, 2026.⁠[1]

Does the price change by the page we start from?

No. The rate card is the same for every buyer. What changes is the tier you pick at launch: Tier A at index 115, B at 90, C at 80, D at 70 against public cloud list price. Your own devices and GPUs are quoted in writing.

Proofthe tier table and the price index, modelled against published on-demand rates, July 2026.⁠[2]

If we pick the wrong page, what does it cost to move or leave?

Nothing to move: your private cloud is the same and you add products. Leaving costs the outbound transfer rate, from $0.01 per GB, and nothing else. There is no exit fee and no minimum term.

Proofthe transfer bands and the no-minimum-term rule in the published pricing, and the no-exit-fee clause in the contract.⁠[1]

Whichever page we start from, who can see our data?

You and the people you add to your private cloud. The platform underneath sees that a workload exists, how big it is and what it costs, not what is in it. Operator actions are logged. Sealed keeps data unreadable while in use, including to the operator.

Proofthe access table on the Security page and the SOC 2 Type II report under NDA.⁠[3]

Do we have to buy hardware before we can start?

No. Three ways in: hosted Triple X Cloud nodes with an account and nothing else, your own racks or devices connected to a private cloud, or both in one private cloud. Every page marks which way most of its buyers start.

Proofthe three ways in on each solution page and the Sovereign page.

Where does the work physically run?

In the region and zone you pick at launch, on hosted nodes or on your devices, inside your private cloud's own network. Placement is pinned before anything is scheduled. There is no published region list; the API returns the live one.

Proofthe region and zone fields on the create call in the API reference, August 1, 2026.⁠[4]

What proof exists today, before we read any page?

A SOC 2 Type II attestation with an unqualified opinion, under NDA. Kubernetes conformance, 428 of 428 tests, with the CNCF listing in progress. A fleet of 1,800+ nodes, company-stated. Everything else is in progress or on quote, and the pages say which.

Proofthe attestation list on the Security page and the SOC 2 report under NDA.⁠[3]

We fit two pages. Which one do we start from?

Start from the question you are asked most often, usually by whoever can stop the purchase. The same private cloud serves both pages; a regulated enterprise with a finance leader runs one pilot and reads one invoice. The table below pairs each buyer with that question.

Proofthe table below and the tier table that every page shares.⁠[2]

How does anyone start?

On the free tier, with no credit card: one small machine for 750 hours a month, 10 GB of storage, 1 GB outbound and one shared-CPU database. Or talk to Triple X about your devices. Every page ends in a 60-day pilot with a pass mark you set.

Proofthe free tier terms in the published pricing, August 1, 2026.⁠[1]

What will we not find on any of these pages?

Customer names, a published region list, a certification the platform does not hold, a date for one, or a saving measured from migrations. Each page carries one dated fact with its source, and the sources list in the footer was checked in October 2026.

Proofthe sources list in the footer of every page, checked October 2026.