Run models too big for one machine, on hardware that stays in the EU.
Deine Daten bleiben auf Hardware, die du kontrollierst, und innerhalb der EU und nicht in einer US-Cloud. Betreibe es auf deinen eigenen Maschinen, in deinem eigenen Perimeter.
A model is split into shards across consumer GPUs, so you reach models no single machine could load. You can pay with idle compute, not only money.
Das Netzwerk gehört den Menschen, die es betreiben, nicht einem Konzern. Kein zentraler Besitzer, kein einzelner Ausschalter.
uNeuro führt moderne KI über viele ganz normale Computer aus, statt im Rechenzentrum eines einzelnen Unternehmens. Ein großes Modell wird in Teile zerlegt und über die Maschinen im Netzwerk verteilt. Auch über Consumer-GPUs, die viel zu klein wären, um es allein auszuführen.
The network stays inside the EU, on hardware its participants control. There is no central provider deciding who gets in, and no single data center collecting every request.
Modern mixture-of-experts models are too large for a single home computer. uNeuro breaks a model into shards and distributes them across the participating machines.
When you ask a question, several machines compute different parts of the answer and pass the work between them, together running a model none of them could hold alone.
The result: a large model you can reach on modest hardware, carried by a community rather than a central provider.
Run the uNeuro client on your own Windows machine. It contributes your spare GPU time to the network and gives you access to models far larger than your hardware could run alone.
For teams in Germany and the EU in regulated industries that can't move data to US clouds. Deploy uNeuro within your own infrastructure, so data stays on systems you control and under EU jurisdiction.
uNeuro is a research preview. The AI already answers, but results aren't mature yet and replies take longer than a large commercial service. That's the honest cost of a distributed network at this stage.
Artificial intelligence is becoming one of the most important technologies of our time, and that is exactly why it matters who owns it.
Today the most powerful AI sits in the hands of a few large corporations, almost all in a single country. They decide who gets access, at what price and on what terms, and they can restrict that access again at any time.
This is no distant fear. Access to leading models has already been blocked by order for users outside the US. Anyone dependent on a single central source can be shut out overnight, for commercial, political or geopolitical reasons they have no influence over.
A distributed network cannot be switched off so easily. It has no single owner, no central switch, no border where it ends.
As long as people take part, it keeps running, regardless of what a single company or government decides.
uNeuro is an attempt to bring AI back to where it belongs: into the hands of many instead of the control of few. Not a product sold to you or taken away again, but infrastructure that belongs to the people who run it.
It isn't only about technology. It's about whether the most important technology of the coming decade stays open and accessible, or whether we accept that a few decide who may use it.
The uNeuro client runs on Windows. It connects you to the network and, if you choose, contributes your idle GPU to it.