The newest posts from the team.
On August 19, 2026, Qubic enters its second halving. We have spent the last eight months building Aigarth Cloud. This is the moment we mark it in public.
Post 03 in the build-in-public series. The test architecture, the no-dev-server rule, and the dual-mode pg-mem harness that lets us ship a real-DB schema test in 4 minutes.
Post 02 in the build-in-public series. How we split Aigarth into 12 services, and why the 7 primitives are the right level to think at.
The first post in our build-in-public series. The honest number, the pattern, and what it means if you are thinking about doing the same.
The vision behind the platform, the seven primitives that turn it into a product, and the roadmap to the first self-improving Organism.
A look at the work between January and the August 12 checkpoint. Twenty-four phases, twelve services, and the team that made it real.
Three weeks after the PEP was approved, the Organism primitive and the Work Runtime are live. Here is what that means, and what is next.
Eight small, specialized AIs, including Research Director, Literature, Simulation, Physics, Design, Optimization, Experiment, Validation, all collaborating to accelerate material discovery. The architecture compatibility assessment, the per-stage cost model (DFT dominates at 87%), and the Phase 1 re-evaluation gate.
A swarm of small, specialized AIs, including Director, Camera, Motion, Depth, FX, Audio, Quality, all collaborating to produce useful video. The architecture compatibility assessment, the cost model, and the Phase 1 re-evaluation gate.
How Qubic's energy-as-payment model turns compute into a productive asset, not a recurring bill.
A look inside the decisions behind versioning, licensing, and revenue share.
How Aigarth's edge-to-cluster architecture keeps latency low while sustaining throughput.
Why productive capital beats inflationary rewards for sustainable network growth.
Our first edge device. Pre-orders open in Q3.
Inside the Aigarth platform team: trunk-based development, canary deploys, and the people who run it.