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OCEAN6 / PILOT / 20 SEP 2026

Evaluate a workload with Ocean6.

Bring a concrete use case. Establish feasibility, acceptance criteria and commercial scope before committing to deployment.

Current public release: local reference 0.2. Remote AI execution and network services require separate implementation evidence and availability confirmation.

Start with one useful workload.

  1. Define the workloadDescribe the input, expected output, volume and existing process.
  2. Agree an evaluationConfirm the execution environment, acceptance criteria, data handling and any charges in writing.
  3. Review the evidenceEvaluate agreed measurements and documented results before discussing a wider deployment.

For an initial discussion, describe your data rather than uploading customer records. A pilot enquiry does not reserve capacity or confirm service availability.

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Review current engineering evidence

Prepare a pilot enquiry

This form prepares an email draft locally. It does not send your enquiry or store it in a project database.

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What to agree before a pilot

Scope & acceptance

Define the workload, deliverables, test data and pass/fail criteria before starting.

Pricing & responsibilities

Request an itemized proposal for hardware, hosting, compute and integration where applicable. This page publishes no GPU tariff, capacity commitment or production SLA.

Usage & incentives

Any agreed service charges and node incentives need separate terms. Token rewards do not establish paid customer demand or service revenue.

Accountability & data

Before sharing sensitive data or paying, confirm the contracting entity, support contact, data location, retention, access and deletion arrangements.