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AI you can authorize.
Decisions you can defend.

interpretDB transforms scattered enterprise data and defense records into verified, evidence-linked answers — validated before they reach a decision.

Knowledge Base
Edge devices
Data Lake
Sensors
Databases
Documents
APIs
Governed answer
Validated before delivery
PASS
Verification status
Confidence score
0.96
Gate policy
PASSHOLD
If it can't be grounded, it isn't delivered.
TRL 6 active defense deployment/Pre-delivery deterministic safety gating/100% evidence-linked source citations
The pipeline

The Governed Architecture

From raw feeds and records to trusted, governed decisions.

Authoritative enterprise feeds connect through the interpretDB engine — combining, forecasting, and validating every claim against source truth to deliver trusted, fully governed intelligence.

YOUR SCATTERED DATAERP & supplyCase recordsSensor & telemetryPolicy documentsIncident reportsMaintenance logsEmail & chatVideo & imageryAudio & radio trafficDrawings & CADHR & rosterArchives & scansCOMBINESFORECASTSSCORESGOVERNED ANSWERPASSCONFIDENCE0.93Cited: exposure logs · surveillance · tech orderSCOREDCITEDAUDITEDIf the data isn’t there, it says so.It won’t guess.

Brain-inspired AI

Your brain runs on 20 watts.
AI is outgrowing
the grid.

We build AI that runs only what the mission needs.

The energy problem

Doubling by 2030.

415TWh

used by data centres worldwide in 2024. About 1.5% of the world’s electricity.

945TWh

projected by 2030. More than Japan uses today.

12%

of U.S. electricity could go to data centres by 2028, up from 4.4% in 2023.

Data-centre electricity, worldwide
2024
415 TWh
2030
945 TWh, projected

Sources: IEA, Energy and AI (2025); U.S. DOE / Berkeley Lab (2024), high end of the 6.7–12% range.

20 watts

One AI server draws the power of 715 brains.

A human brain runs on about 20 watts. One eight-GPU AI server can draw 14,300.

One brain, 20 WEach dot, 20 W. All 715 make one AI server.

Power draw only, not a capability comparison. Brain: NIST. Server: NVIDIA DGX B200, 14.3 kW maximum.

Our answer

Know when to stay quiet.
Know when to speak.

Most inputs

stop at a low-cost check.

Few models

wake up, inside a set energy budget.

Every answer

carries its evidence and its energy cost.

Products

One discipline.
Two places it runs.

Both products
Flagship · Running with the U.S. Army

interpretDB

Deterministic intelligence across sensitive defense documents, maintenance logs, and enterprise databases. Delivers verifiable answers with source citations, cryptographic provenance, and deterministic safety gating.

Deterministic intelligence layer querying defense records, maintenance archives, and databases
A compact processor with one specialist block lit in gold
Research & prototypes

Gated edge AI

Brain-inspired neural gating for drones, radar, and robotics on low power. Runs lightweight screening and wakes heavy models only when anomalies demand action.

How it works

Two gates. Energy only where it counts.

The full method
  1. Gate 1

    Is this relevant?

    Most inputs stop here.

  2. Gate 2

    Which specialist?

    Wake only what is needed.

  3. Output

    Answer, or decline.

    With evidence and cost.

See it work

Know what to ignore.

Normal traffic never passes the first gate. The drone speaks once.

Semantic ISR on small drones

Animation. Values are illustrative.

In use

Already running with the U.S. Army.

TRL 6IL-4CMMC L2 (Self-assessed)SOC 2ISO/IEC 27001Azure Government + AWS

AskPhil

DEFENSE / Plateau Software, Inc.
Plateau GRP

Numberz.ai’s interpretDB engineering applied to Plateau Software’s AskPhil for a U.S. Army installation.

MISSIONArmy-installation ASMIS
ENVIRONMENTAzure Government Cloud
STATEMonitored UAT under governed user load
READINESSTRL 6 · IL5 (target)

BridgeOne

COMMERCIAL / Ensylon LLC
Ensylon LLC

interpretDB-derived BridgeOne deployment with Ensylon LLC for governed insurance intelligence.

MISSIONCommercial-insurance workflow
ENVIRONMENTAWS Cloud
STATEMonitored UAT under governed user load
READINESSTRL 6

Tell us your power budget.

And the mission decisions that have to run inside it.

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