Infrastructure / ALL360

Edge infrastructure, without building a server room.

Business access is opening soon. Tell us about your fleet.

Beyond the first device

A fleet brings a different set of questions.

IoT and edge projects need more than a working prototype. Device fit, deployment requirements and ongoing operations need to be understood before rolling out.

Infrastructure overhead

A dedicated server room is not always the right fit for workloads that belong close to devices.

Different environments

Networks, sites and device constraints can vary. A fleet plan needs to account for those differences.

Operational ownership

Support, updates and lifecycle requirements need an agreed scope, not an assumed service promise.

Business access: opening soon

Start with your fleet's requirements.

ALL360's business profile is not launched yet. Register interest so the team can understand your sites, workload and operating constraints before discussing a potential fit.

ALL OS runs apps on ALL1 and uses a proprietary orchestration layer. Business deployment and management capabilities must be discussed as access opens; this page does not offer a production service or SLA.

ALL1 on a home shelf with a smart-home control tablet

Phone showing network-security controls beside ALL1 and a router

A requirements-first conversation

Tell us what the edge needs to do.

Submitting the form is a request for a conversation, not a purchase or reservation of service capacity.

ALL1 compact silver enclosure and red power button beside its published hardware specifications

CPU: Intel N Family Processors
CORES: 4 cores / 4 threads
FREQ.: Base ~1.0 GHz / Turbo ~3.6 GHz
POWER: ~6W TDP, very low consumption
RAM: 12 GB DDR5
STORAGE: 256 GB NVMe SSD (M.2)
I/O: PCIe · Gigabit Ethernet (RJ-45)
WIRELESS: Wi-Fi 6 · Bluetooth 5.2
DIMENSIONS: 10 × 10 × 7.2 cm

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Describe your fleet
Share a fleet-size range and the environment you are planning for.
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Explain the workload
Tell us about your IoT, automation, data or distributed-app use case.
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Discuss the fit
The team can review your requirements as business access opens.
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Agree a scope later
Availability, terms and any deployment scope would be agreed separately.

What exists today

A device and OS you can inspect.

Published ALL1 specifications and the ALL OS experience are available to review. They do not establish a business fleet service, managed support scope or uptime commitment.

Defined hardware

Intel N Family processors, 12 GB memory, 256 GB NVMe storage and Gigabit Ethernet are listed in the ALL1 specifications.

An existing app experience

The ALL OS catalogue demonstrates home-server apps and categories.

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A conversation, not an SLA

Business access is opening soon. Fleet suitability and operational requirements will be reviewed individually.

Put your requirements on the table.

There is no checkout on this page. Share enough context for a useful follow-up about your fleet.

Company and contact details
Fleet size range
Use case and operating environment
A message with your constraints or questions

Show your interest

Business access is opening soon

Tell us about your fleet.

Before you decide

Your questions, answered.

Is the business profile live?

Not yet. Business access is opening soon, and this form registers interest only.

Does this include an uptime SLA?

No SLA, availability guarantee or managed-service commitment is offered here. Any future service scope and terms would need to be agreed separately.

Can we use our existing hardware?

Bring-your-own-hardware support is on the roadmap, not available today. Register interest and tell us about your hardware; this is not a compatibility or launch-date promise.

Does submitting the form place an order?

No. It sends your business interest and requirements to the team for follow-up. It is not a checkout or service contract.

Plan the right fit

Your workload comes first.

Tell us where your fleet will operate and what it needs to run. Start a requirements conversation as business access opens.