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FabriX

Fabric

One control plane across providers.

The orchestration layer that could turn many infrastructure providers into one workload-facing control plane.

System view

Input
Workload + constraints
Control layer
FabriX Fabric
Output
Provider allocation
The diagram describes the intended architecture. It is not a claim that every depicted provider connection is operating today.
Architecture

Many endpoints. One interface.

Customer workloads enter through one request surface. The fabric evaluates policy and coordinates eligible infrastructure behind it.

CustomerOne API. One contract. One bill.
  • Training
  • Inference
  • Batch
  • Agents
FabricThe intelligence layer above infrastructure.
  • Scheduler
  • Exchange
  • Router
  • Policy
  • Telemetry
  • Settlement
ProvidersProvider diversity behind one interface.
  • Hyperscale
  • Regional
  • Sovereign
  • Edge
Orchestration

Policy travels with the workload.

Routing is not only a location choice. Deployment, failure handling, networking and residency constraints must stay coherent through the full request path.

Workload routing

Match a request to an eligible placement and keep the customer-facing interface consistent across infrastructure operators.

Coordinated deployment

Prepare images, topology and policy for the selected regions through one orchestration path.

Failure handling

Health and checkpoint policy could trigger a new placement when an endpoint no longer meets the request.

Constraint enforcement

Geography, accelerator class, networking and data residency stay attached to the workload as placement inputs.

Describe the workload once.

Explore the full request path or speak with the team about the constraints your workloads need the fabric to carry.