Atarla Node
A turnkey place for the layer to live.
The Node is supported hardware that runs the Atarla layer on your premises. It is one way to run Atarla, not the definition of Atarla.
The concept.
Local compute and storage, power resilience, primary and backup connectivity, local agents and models, workload scheduling, energy awareness, security controls, and remote management.
Each of those is a design goal for the product, written down so it can be argued with. None of them is a specification.
What exists today.
A Raspberry Pi 5 development prototype with external cooling. It is a research instrument used to learn what the product needs, not a preview of what will ship.
There is no production hardware, no industrial design, no specification sheet, no price, and no ship date. Any photography of the prototype is labelled as the prototype.
What is not claimed.
No production hardware exists. Nothing on this page is an availability, specification, performance, or pricing commitment.