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Mickai is a sovereign intelligence operating system that regulated firms own and run inside their own walls, air gapped with zero data egress. We explain why the regulated market must own rather than
A legally defined market that the largest AI platforms cannot lawfully serve, a sovereign intelligence operating system that serves it on the customer's own hardware today, and a filed patent position
Around 0.85 million UK businesses and 5 million EU firms legally cannot send data to public cloud AI. We built the sovereign operating system that serves the segment nobody started: on-premises, air-g
The public cloud cannot lawfully reach around 0.85 million UK and 5 million EU regulated businesses. We built a sovereign intelligence operating system that runs air gapped on the customer's own hardw
For regulated firms, sending data to public cloud AI is often unlawful, so the AI has to come to the data. We run sovereign AI on the customer's own hardware, with zero data egress and a post-quantum
Mickai is a sovereign intelligence operating system that regulated firms own and run air-gapped on their own hardware, with a post-quantum audit record they can verify without trusting the vendor. We
The Open Audit Record signs every consequential action under post-quantum cryptography and hash-chains it into an append-only ledger that anyone can verify offline, for decades, without trusting the v
The sovereign AI market is roughly USD 40 billion in 2025, rising to about USD 148 billion by 2032, because millions of regulated firms legally cannot send data to public cloud AI. We built Mickai to
The regulated enterprise has been told to sign a data processing agreement and send its data elsewhere. We explain why ownership, a sovereign intelligence operating system that runs air gapped inside
How a single sealed department becomes a whole-estate sovereign system across a beachhead of 8,250 large UK regulated enterprises.