Introducing Factory Private, a new deployment option that lets organizations run Factory in their own VPCs, on-premises environments, or air-gapped networks.
From @Factory Managed to Factory Private, our customers and partners have deployment options that meet their security boundaries.
Learn more here, or DM me.
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Extremely smart move by @FactoryAI.
On-prem / own VPCs may become a much larger part of workloads with AI, as large enterprises will care more about protecting sensitive information and controlling costs.
The companies that will win enterprise AI are the ones that let customers run the agents in their own VPC, on-prem, or air-gapped.
Data residency isn’t a “nice to have.” It’s the product. Everything else is just another black box you don’t control.
Many are surprised to hear that Factory is the first and only on-prem Software AI product that exists today. One with the ability for the control plane to be hosted in the customers' VPC or on-prem environment.
These are the real challenges to AI adoption in the enterprise. We are proud to support a best-in-class experience for customers' to own their intelligence while deploying AI at scale.
This is the single biggest thing preventing AI from being procured at enterprises, anyone who's selling to enterprises know that VPCs are the bare minimum
The need for security and optionality on-prem will only accelerate
Let the People (and Enterprises) Build Their Own Software Factories
Introducing Factory Private, a new deployment option that lets organizations run Factory in their own VPCs, on-premises environments, or air-gapped networks.
Factory now offers three deployment models: Factory Managed, Factory Private, and Factory FedRAMP, for which authorization is in progress.
Together, these deployment models give organizations more flexibility and control over how Factory is operated, where Factory’s autonomous software engineering agents, known as Droids, run, and where data resides.
Factory for @SlackHQ Code is now in beta for select users.
Bring a software task into the channel, collaborate with your team, and Factory gets to work. The result comes back where the conversation started.