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Model engineering

AI model fine-tuning

Smaller models, tuned on your data, that run inside your borders.

Small models, run locally, at around 5% of frontier cost.

~95%

Of frontier quality on your tasks

~95%

Lower inference cost

Local

Sovereign, in-boundary deployment

Ongoing

Automated re-tuning

AI model fine-tuning visual
Tuned model vs frontier

Task quality

Frontier
Tuned

Inference cost

Frontier
Tuned

Latency

Frontier
Tuned

Indicative results on a scoped enterprise task set, measured per engagement.

Tuned small model against a frontier baseline: quality held, cost cut.

What makes it different

01

Small models that behave like large ones

On a defined enterprise task set, a well-tuned small model reaches roughly 95% of frontier quality. We prove it with an evaluation harness before anything is trusted in production.

  • Task-scoped benchmarks built from your real cases
  • Supervised fine-tuning, LoRA, and instruction tuning
  • Side-by-side scoring against frontier baselines
02

Sovereign, governed, and local

The model runs inside your boundary. Training data never leaves, weights belong to you, and every training run is documented for audit and regulator questions.

  • On-premise or in-country deployment and serving
  • Documented data lineage and training provenance
  • Access control and guardrails at the serving layer
03

Cheaper, and it stays that way

Right-sized models cut inference cost by around 95% and reduce energy draw. Automated re-tuning keeps quality from decaying as your data and processes move.

  • Cost and latency modeling before commitment
  • Sustainability gains from smaller compute footprint
  • Scheduled automated fine-tuning with regression gates

What the engagement covers

Data curation

Collection, labeling, and quality control pipelines.

Fine-tuning

SFT, LoRA, and instruction tuning runs.

Evaluation

Task benchmarks scored against frontier baselines.

Sovereign serving

Local or in-country inference infrastructure.

Cost engineering

Quantization, batching, and right-sizing.

Automated re-tuning

Scheduled runs with regression protection.

How a model gets tuned

01

Scope

Define the task set and what good output actually means.

02

Curate

Build and quality-check the training and evaluation data.

03

Tune

Run training, then score against frontier baselines.

04

Serve

Deploy locally, monitor drift, and re-tune on schedule.

Key capabilities

  • 01Dataset curation, labeling, and quality control
  • 02Supervised fine-tuning, LoRA, and instruction tuning
  • 03Arabic and multilingual model adaptation
  • 04Evaluation harnesses, benchmarking, and guardrails
  • 05Deployment, serving, and cost optimization

Enterprise readiness

Built and run to enterprise standards

Training data never leaves your boundary
You own the weights
Documented training provenance
Regression gates before release

Common questions

How do you reach 95% of frontier quality?

By narrowing scope. On your defined tasks with your data, a tuned small model closes most of the gap — measured, not assumed.

Where does the 95% cost saving come from?

Smaller models, local serving, quantization, and right-sized infrastructure instead of per-token frontier pricing.

Who owns the tuned model?

You do. Weights, data, and evaluation artifacts stay with your organization.

Where ambition
meets execution.

We help organizations make the next move matter — with technology that is practical, secure, regionally relevant, and built for adoption.