A concrete hardware foundation
In March we introduced a Mac Studio with an M3 Ultra chip, 32-core CPU, 80-core GPU and 256GB of memory, as the base for our development and local AI work.
Keep the workflow close to its records
It’s used for summarising documents, analysing PDFs and searching internal records, and for connecting AI to business databases. That’s useful for any organisation whose information is spread across reports and different systems.
Where the work stands
This is a behind-the-scenes story about the hardware and what we’re building on it. Any client setup gets its own hosting, connections and access controls.
Published from this work
Part of this setup is public: NovaSoft Local Transcribe, a small open-source service that turns audio into text on an Apple Silicon Mac without sending it anywhere.
The earlier product names
The original posts use earlier names, NovaAI and then Novaris AI. The product is now called NovaSoft Orbit.