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TECHNICAL PREVIEW · IN ACTIVE DEVELOPMENT

WORKLOADS

A simple test: if it can wait for a queue and run for hours, it is a network job. If it must answer now, it stays on your own systems.

DESIGN TARGETS — E31 NETWORK IS IN ACTIVE DEVELOPMENT AND HAS NOT SHIPPED

RUNS ON THE NETWORK

GPU-heavy jobs that can run asynchronously.

Submitted, queued, run on compute rented for the duration, returned as output.

TRAIN & TUNE

Training, fine-tuning, retraining

  • Model training
  • Fine-tuning
  • Retraining on new data
  • Evaluation jobs

Hold the GPUs a run needs for the hours it takes. A new model comes back; the compute goes back to the pool.

PROCESS AT VOLUME

Video, image, and dataset processing

  • Video processing
  • Image processing
  • Large dataset processing
  • Data transformation

A backlog of footage or a large dataset, worked through as one batch instead of one file at a time.

SIMULATE & SYNTHESIZE

Simulation, rendering, synthetic data

  • Simulation
  • Rendering
  • Synthetic data generation

Thousands of runs, frames, or generated samples that no single workstation should carry.

INFER & ANALYZE

Batch inference and analytics

  • Batch inference
  • Large-model inference
  • Analytics
  • Other GPU-heavy asynchronous jobs

Everything collected since last time, run through a model or an analysis in one pass.

THE SHAPE OF A NETWORK JOB

Four properties every network job shares.

DURATION
Minutes to many hours. A job has a beginning and an end.
TIMING
Scheduled or asynchronous. It can wait for a queue; it does not need an answer now.
OUTPUT
An artifact: a model, processed files, results, metrics. Not a live stream of decisions.
FAILURE
If the job is late or has to restart, nothing physical is affected.

REAL-TIME

STAYS ON YOUR OWN SYSTEMS · NOT E31

  • Control loops and motion
  • Navigation and safety systems
  • Millisecond inference
  • Live perception at the sensor
  • Dedicated local or edge hardware

BATCH / ASYNCHRONOUS

SUBMITTED TO E31 NETWORK · BY THE HOUR

  • Training, fine-tuning, retraining
  • Batch and large-model inference
  • Video, image, and dataset processing
  • Simulation, rendering, synthetic data
  • Evaluation, transformation, analytics
IF IT MUST ANSWER NOW, IT STAYS WITH YOU · IF IT CAN RUN TONIGHT, IT CAN RUN HERE

DOES NOT RUN ON THE NETWORK

Anything real-time.

E31 Network is not robot infrastructure, not a control plane, and not a runtime for autonomous systems. Real-time work stays on dedicated local infrastructure, edge devices, robots, or customer-owned systems.

Control loops, motion, navigation

On the robot or its controller, as the vendor shipped and certified them.

Safety systems

E-stops, interlocks, speed and separation monitoring: dedicated local hardware, never a remote job.

Millisecond inference

Anything that must answer inside a control cycle runs on the edge device beside the sensor.

Live perception

Obstacle detection and the sensor processing a machine needs to act now.

Always-on services

Systems that must be reachable every second belong on infrastructure you own or dedicate.

PLC and machine control

Programmable logic keeps final authority over the actuation it already owns.