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SouverainBox explained: a video series
Four mini-videos cover the four SouverainBox, the eight AI models and response speed.
A SouverainBox is a computer set up to run artificial intelligence at your place: your documents stay in your office. Archipel chooses the machine, installs SouverainCode and tunes the models. There are four: Solo, Team, SMB and Enterprise.
The series “SouverainBox explained” presents them on video. Four mini-videos take one topic at a time. Each one has its own link:
- Solo and Team: the two small SouverainBox. The Solo is for one person, the Team box for two or three. Neither has a graphics card: the AI model runs on the processor.
- SMB and Enterprise: the two large SouverainBox. The SMB box suits small and medium businesses and clinics (four to ten people), the Enterprise box suits eleven to thirty people. More memory means more models ready at once: these are estimates, not measurements.
- Eight AI models to write, code, reason and search. The models in the offer and what each one does: write and chat, code, reason, search your documents, dictate, read aloud.
- How long before the answer? What we know. We have not measured our four boxes yet, so we give no figure for them. The video says what is measured on a test machine, what is estimated and what is not measured yet.
The videos are in French. The prices shown in them are indicative and may change without notice. They are in horizontal format (16:9); a vertical version exists for social media. All the models in the offer have an open license, Apache 2.0 or MIT.