Available Infrastructure has officially launched SanQtum, a groundbreaking AI and cybersecurity platform purpose-built to safeguard critical infrastructure from increasingly sophisticated cyber threats. Unveiled as a first-of-its-kind solution, SanQtum merges national security-grade protections with edge AI capabilities, offering robust defenses for operational technology (OT), cyber-physical systems (CPS), sensitive intellectual property, and mission-critical AI models.
Unlike conventional data center solutions, SanQtum is designed to run on compact, modular edge data centers, enabling ultra-secure deployment across urban, remote, and industrial locations, including telecom towers. Construction of initial deployment sites is already underway in Northern Virginia, with full operations expected to commence later this year.
Unprecedented Cyber Resilience Meets Sovereign AI
SanQtum stands apart for its integration of zero-trust architecture, quantum-resilient encryption, and compliance with stringent Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) standards. It leverages a pre-integrated stack developed with top-tier enterprise partners and U.S. national security experts.
Daniel Gregory, CEO of Available Infrastructure, emphasized that “AI without cybersecurity protections—and decision-making without AI are no longer optional. They’re essential.” (PRWeb) He underscored that SanQtum addresses growing threats such as AI model theft, data exfiltration, and poisoning of machine learning models, especially in environments where human error or delayed decisions can be catastrophic.
Crucially, SanQtum supports sovereign AI operations, keeping sensitive AI data and models within a trusted network perimeter. Its edge capabilities ensure millisecond-level decision-making speeds without compromising data security, making it ideal for sectors like energy, defense, and emergency response.
A Timely Response to Surging Cyber Threats
The release of SanQtum comes amid an unprecedented surge in cyber threats targeting critical systems. Cybercrime damages are projected to rise from $8 trillion globally in 2023 to $23 trillion by 2027. The timing of SanQtum’s launch just before the July 4th holiday, historically a peak period for cyberattacks, highlights its strategic significance.
Available Infrastructure, headquartered in Northern Virginia, is focused on uniting cybersecurity, AI, and micro-edge deployment technologies to modernize critical infrastructure protections. With SanQtum, the company positions itself as a leader in securing not just data, but also the AI systems that will increasingly govern high-stakes decision-making in national security and enterprise domains.
As AI and edge computing rapidly advance, SanQtum offers a timely and transformative solution, blending real-time intelligence with uncompromising security.
