Intro
ODINN’s edge systems were originally developed for the US government to send data centers into space. To enable this, we needed to consider all of the constraints created by space, including availability of energy (limited to solar), server footprint and weight (to allow transport via space shuttles, and occupancy on satellites), and compute power (to remain up-to-date for the foreseeable future).
As a result, and now available for the commercial market, ODINN is able to offer the most compact, powerful, and energy-efficient servers on the planet, with rapidly deployable edge computers, compatible with multitudes of applications that vastly outperform existing data center and cloud offerings.
2014
The first generation of computers (later to become the foundation of ODINN) are invented by Scott Hyten in conjunction with NASA, as low powered, space-based communication, storage, and processing systems
2017
The first demo of the invention is deployed at the Alabama Space and Rocket Center IMAX theater
2018
The U.S. Intelligence Community purchases the first of Hyten’s revolutionary computer products (benchmarked at 118x faster than global competitors’ Cloud product)
2020
Generation 3 of the Hardware / Software is deployed to the Intelligence Community, with capabilities of 1.2Tbs at 600 watts
2022
Generation 4 of the Hardware / Software goes into full production with capabilities of 2.4Tbs at 600 watts
2023
The technology is authorized for commercial use. Generation 5 product is introduced, supporting ODINN’s launch, with a goal to completely disrupt the High Performance Edge Computing commercial market, across every industry, offering the Greenest, Smallest Footprint, Highest Performance Computing on Earth.
