The Interversial software suite is deployed on the AI Factory. The factory is not a separate data-centre abstraction — it is the connected operator laptop. Deploy to Ubuntu. Run Compose on Docker. Services come up on that host and log in the terminal. The same terminal is viewable over a remote desktop connection, so build, deploy, and runtime logs can be watched as if you were seated at the machine.
An NVIDIA NVLink spine binds multiple Blackwell GPUs into one compute fabric. From the Ubuntu laptop, Docker Compose ships the suite onto that fabric. The factory is the runtime. The suite is the product that runs on it.
The NVIDIA NVLink spine connecting multiple Blackwell GPUs. This is the archetype of an AI Factory: the compute fabric onto which Interversial code is deployed on the Ubuntu operator node — the connected factory itself.
The NVLink spine extended to the operator workstation running Ubuntu and Docker. From this laptop, run Compose. Services deploy and stream logs in the terminal. Open a remote desktop session to watch that terminal live.
Every application in the suite — MetaHuman interfaces, knowledge graphs, natural-language agents, Streamlit control panels, and the perpetual AIOS runtime — is built, containerised, and shipped on the AI Factory. Code does not live only as a static website. It is deployed onto the factory.