OpenCentric Edge

Nano compute that connects people, energy, and cloud.

Edge is the distributed infrastructure layer for individually owned nano data centers, regional hubs, renewable energy, and cloud-connected workloads.

InfrastructureNano data centers owned by individuals.

Small compute nodes can participate in regional capacity and become part of the OpenCentric execution network.

EnergyAlternative power as a first-class input.

Solar, wind, geothermal, and tidal sources help support local compute while unused energy can return to the grid where supported.

RevenueUsage value distributed to stakeholders.

Compute revenue can be allocated across node owners, hub operators, energy providers, contributors, and OpenCentric.

Hybrid cloudEdge capacity connected to major providers.

OpenCentric can route work across Edge, AWS, Azure, GCP, Cloudflare, and other vendors based on cost, region, and requirements.

Execution route

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Local edgeRun close to users when latency, locality, cost, or ownership makes the route stronger.Nano

Regional hubPool smaller nodes into managed regional capacity for compute, storage, networking, and operations.Hub

Cloud burstUse AWS, Azure, GCP, Cloudflare, and vendors when scale, compliance, or managed services require it.Hybrid

Energy returnRoute excess clean energy back to the grid where the local infrastructure model supports it.Grid