Not a chatbot in the corner. A company where models make small decisions from data in every department, all day, and where computing becomes the factory floor.
Pick a department
Illustration, not a measurement: each dot is a decision travelling from a department to shared computing and back.
Three shifts are already under way.
01AI is already most of the load.54% of data-centre demand already comes from AI workloads, and AI is far more than chatbots: checking payments, spotting faults, sorting sensor data. About 70% by 2030 (McKinsey).
02Computing becomes the factory floor.When every department runs on models, the machines that run them set how fast the whole company can move.
03Electricity per decision becomes a cost line.Power is the constraint: more than 2,500 GW of projects wait in grid connection queues worldwide (IEA, Electricity 2026). The company that does more work per joule grows inside the power it already has.
Where COHERA fits.
COHERA is a co-processor for exactly this kind of work: the small, repeated decisions that run through every department. It works beside the processors a company already owns and takes on the work it does most efficiently.
Intelligence doesn’t have to stand apart from the systems around it. It can work within them.
More useful compute. From the resources we already have.
COHERA is built by a small team of people. AI does much of the legwork, the checking and the paperwork, so people spend their time on the decisions.
A small team, multipliedPeople set the direction and make the calls. AI helps with the engineering, the analysis and the writing up.
Two reviewers before anything leavesOur rule: an answer that carries a claim goes to two independent AI reviewers, from two different companies, before it goes out.
Every number traces backEvery measured result points to a recorded run; fingerprints of the main runs are listed for engineers on the Technology page.
People decide. AI does the legwork and the checking.