Most people who reach this page have already tried the centralized approach and hit something they cannot engineer around: a governance agreement, a residency requirement, an air gap, or a network that will not carry the data volume. That is the conversation we are set up to have.
The first call is technical. Bring the constraint, not a requirements document. We will want to know where the data physically sits, who governs each location, what the network between those locations looks like, and what you have already tried. Most calls end with a clear answer on whether the architecture fits. If it does not, we will say so.
Evaluations run against your environment rather than a demo tenant. Typical engagements connect initial systems and begin federated training within two to five days, without data migration and without an infrastructure overhaul. We will tell you what we need from your side before you commit to anything.
Axonis integrates with existing enterprise data ecosystems including Snowflake, Databricks, MinIO, Apache Iceberg and Jupyter, and works alongside the model frameworks your teams already use. If you build or resell in this space, use the form and note the integration you have in mind.
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A named engineer picks the request up, not a queue. You will hear back within one business day. If your question is answered faster by documentation than by a call, we will send the documentation.
No. The evaluation runs where your data already lives. That is the point of the architecture, and it applies to the trial as much as to production.
No fixed minimum. The architecture earns its place when data is distributed, governed, or both. If it is neither, we will tell you that a centralized approach is simpler and cheaper for you.
Yes. The platform was engineered inside a defense contractor serving the DoD and Intelligence Community for six years before it was commercialized. Disconnected operation is a design assumption, not a later addition.