GPU Determinism: What Is Guaranteed, What Is Not, and What to Control
A practical guide to GPU nondeterminism for regulated deployments: where variance comes from, what controls work, and how to document deterministic scope honestly.
MLNavigator builds compliance-first AI runtime technology
designed for auditable, offline, and high-assurance environments.
Policy-scoped controls over quantization, stop conditions, and kernel selection produce repeatable inference runs.
Hash-chained execution receipts link inputs, configuration, and outputs into audit-ready evidence.
Runs without outbound network calls, license servers, or telemetry. Designed for air-gapped and classified networks.
ITAR, CMMC, and air-gapped deployment requirements
Offline operation in energy, transport, and utility systems
Audit trails and model governance for compliance teams
Sovereign data, classified networks, and FedRAMP-aligned controls
A practical guide to GPU nondeterminism for regulated deployments: where variance comes from, what controls work, and how to document deterministic scope honestly.
Company and product overview: market need, product scope, validation status, and business model.
What adapterOS verification covers, what it does not cover, and where human oversight applies.
AI citations are failing because they lack verifiable provenance. Execution receipts offer a path toward AI outputs that can be meaningfully cited.
What changes when you remove the network. Risks eliminated and risks amplified by offline-first architecture.
A practical guide to GPU nondeterminism for regulated deployments: where variance comes from, what controls work, and how to document deterministic scope honestly.