CANUS
Rows of PortaDC pods beside a solar farm and substation at dusk

CANUS/Technology / LARUS AI™

Make site power usable,repeatable, and auditable for AI.

Cheap power can still produce expensive compute if GPUs sit idle or site permissions stall.

All four systems

01In operation

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LARUS AI™Firm + Flex Qualification & Operating Record

Firm + Flex workload & site envelope allocator

Break-even utilisation 65%

No peak event called today. Firm holds its floor around the clock; Flex fills the rest of the envelope.

BREAK-EVEN 65%00:0006:0012:0018:0024:00

Firm SLA

Protected

Flex backlog scheduled

24h/day

Avg utilisation

90%

Firm floor on a called event

Held

  • Firm · protected 24/7 resources

  • Flex · deadline queues

  • Site envelope available to the pod

  • Surge band shaped by the tenant (called event / heat)

450 kW → 1.2 MW
Per Pod, Two Hulls
22.5 MW+
Per Campus, Run as One Fleet
120 days
Target from Order to Powered Racks
-12–21%
Under Sydney Metro, All-in
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Evaporative Cooling Water
A crane lowering the cooling module onto a PortaDC vault at a wind and solar site

LARUS AI™Firm + Flex Qualification & Operating Record

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What it does.What it means.

  1. 01

    Guaranteed SLA envelopes

    Real time, bank-grade auditability

    What it does

    LARUS AI™ enforces each pod's contracted power and thermal SLA in real time, aligning tenant compute workloads with site generation so every kilowatt is delivered with bank-grade auditability. It never promises the same kilowatt twice to the host and the tenant.

    What it means

    Pulse tenants run on the floor with a band of zero and are never trimmed. Surge tenants carry a tenant-authorised 25 to 40% band and answer the power-budget signal with their own orchestration; what they retain through a called event is their own target.

  2. 02

    Connects commitments, site permissions & qualified configuration

    One system, every site

    What it does

    Holds the tenant's workload commitments, the site's permitted envelope and the qualified pod configuration in one system, so capacity is usable from the first hour and repeatable at every site.

    What it means

    Tenants get earlier usable capacity with fewer delivery handoffs, and CANUS carries the same contract structure from one pod into every subsequent site.

  3. 03

    Hardware-signed SLA & metering record

    One record, every party

    What it does

    LARUS AI™ cryptographically signs boundary power and thermal delivery into a single auditable ledger, from factory test through every hour of operation, shared by the tenant and the host site.

    What it means

    The host and the tenant read the same hardware-attested record of the same configuration: transparent SLA verification and power settlement from the first hour.

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Indetail.

LARUS AI™ platform capabilities

Five capabilities, one control plane across every deployed pod

Routes inference, prefill, RAG and batch training jobs across distributed PortaDC pods based on real-time latency, thermal headroom and power availability.

Deploy

Tell us the workload.We'll bring the pod.

A short conversation about what you run, where your customers are and when you need it.

The pod

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