Data Ingestion
The ingestion stage is the factory's input layer, responsible for acquiring, cleaning, transforming, and validating all data that flows into the training and serving pipelines. The AGICY ingestion engine supports structured data (databases, APIs, CSV/JSON), unstructured data (documents, PDFs, web pages), and multimodal inputs (images, audio, video). All data undergoes automated quality checks including deduplication, PII detection, language identification, and toxicity filtering before entering the pipeline. The ingestion system processes data in real-time streaming mode for continuous updates or batch mode for bulk imports. All data remains within EU-sovereign infrastructure throughout the entire ingestion process — no data ever leaves the AGICY facility for processing by third-party services.
Real-Time StreamingModel Training
The training stage handles fine-tuning, continued pre-training, and RLHF alignment of AI models on your proprietary data. The AGICY training orchestrator automatically provisions Tenstorrent Galaxy servers, distributes training across multiple nodes using data parallelism and tensor parallelism, and manages checkpointing for fault tolerance. Training jobs support LoRA, QLoRA, full fine-tuning, and DPO alignment methods. The orchestrator optimizes hyperparameters automatically using Bayesian search, monitors training loss in real-time, and detects convergence issues before they waste compute. Completed models are automatically validated against held-out test sets, evaluated for safety and alignment, and registered in the model registry for deployment to the serving stage.
Auto-OrchestratedProduction Serving
The serving stage deploys trained models to production inference endpoints with zero-downtime blue-green deployments. The AGICY serving layer automatically handles model quantization, batching optimization, KV-cache management, and speculative decoding to maximize throughput on Tenstorrent Galaxy hardware. Auto-scaling provisions additional Galaxy servers within minutes based on real-time demand signals, scaling down gracefully during low-traffic periods to minimize cost. The serving layer exposes an OpenAI-compatible API, making it instantly compatible with any application built for OpenAI, Azure, or Anthropic APIs. A/B testing of model versions, canary deployments, and automatic rollback on quality degradation are built into the serving pipeline.
Zero-Downtime Deploy