ThermoEdge · Orbit

An orbital data center
and a communications network.
One constellation.

Solar in. Heat out. Compute and connect between.

Built by Thermodynamic Edge Intelligence Corp. — a subsidiary of Open Interface Engineering.

Who is making this

Thermodynamic Edge
Intelligence Corp.

A subsidiary of Open Interface Engineering. We build a constellation of hex tiles that, together, run as an orbital data center and a communications network in the same envelope.

Designed to the vacuum limit. Deployed everywhere easier.

Compute

TESilicon in every tile

Connect

Tile-to-tile mesh + downlink

Container

The hex tile

01 · The compute

What’s inside the tile.

Each tile carries a TESilicon module — the first ThermoEdge chip, a heterogeneous die that routes each operation to the substrate whose physics performs it natively.

Five substrate columns: photonic for linear algebra, stochastic for sampling, reversible for energy-recovering logic, neuromorphic for event-driven inference, quantum for hard distributions. The compiler dispatches by measured joule cost.

Energy flow · one tile

☀️ Solar in100%
↓ routed by joule cost
Compute (useful)substrate-matched
Reversible recoveryrecovered
IR out (radiator)vacuum sink
SUBSTRATE DISPATCH
TEPhotonics TEStochastic TEReversible TENeuromorphic TEQuantum

Orbital mesh · one envelope

compute relays · mesh routes · one downlink

02 · The communication

Every tile is a data center and a relay.

The constellation does two jobs from the same hardware: compute the workload onboard and carry it across the network. Inference runs at the tile. Tile-to-tile optical links carry the result to the gateway tile. The gateway downlinks to ground.

Two services, one envelope. The radiator that cools the compute is the same radiator that cools the radios. The solar array that powers the compute is the same array that powers the link. The energy budget pays once.

Why both fit in one envelope →

03 · The container

Hex tiles. Dock to grow.

The tile is the unit. Solar on one face, radiator on the other, six EPM-docked edges, six inter-tile data paths. Add a tile, gain a node, gain a radiator, gain six routes.

Hex wins the geometry. Square gives you four neighbors; hex gives you six. The mesh degree, the thermal spread, and the failure-isolation graph all live in that one extra edge.

Watch it assemble →

Hex tile farm · planar scaling

6−degree mesh · planar farm · additive scaling

Where this lives

Same core. Every envelope.

Three deployments of one artifact, built under one set of parent commitments.

The parent commitments

Priced in joules

Every primitive metered. The customer pays the second law — not a markup over it.

Make once, use forever

The unit of sale is the artifact’s lifetime. No refresh cycle. Components do not get replaced; the artifact gets retired.

Return the substrate

At end of life the unit comes back. The substrate is re-made. A closed loop the second law underwrites.

Design once, to the vacuum limit.
Deploy the identical core everywhere easier.

A node engineered to close its energy and heat budget in orbit closes it trivially in every gentler envelope — at the harvested edge, in a sealed pod, on the side of a road.

Thermodynamic Edge Intelligence Corp. · a subsidiary of Open Interface Engineering, Inc.

The science behind

The principles are yours to inspect.

The laws our architecture is built on, published in full. What stays with us is the engineering that turns them into silicon.