Governed federated AI

Run approved AI on data you can't move.

Daulat lets institutions collaborate across independently controlled data environments—while policy, ownership, approved execution, and verifiable lineage travel with every run.

The Federated Loom Any number of independent customer cloud, on-premises, hybrid, or mixed environments can connect through a shared trust layer while remaining independently controlled. CUSTOMER CLOUD customer-controlled ON-PREMISES customer-controlled HYBRID customer-controlled MIXED + MORE open edge SHARED TRUST LAYER
Compute moves through policy. Protected data stays within each governed boundary.

Operating contract

Boundaries remain real.

01 / Infrastructure

Your environment stays yours

Deploy into customer-controlled cloud, on-premises, hybrid, or mixed infrastructure.

02 / Custodianship

Ownership stays independent

Organizations retain authority over data, algorithms, approvals, and participation.

03 / Execution

Trust travels with every run

Policy decisions, approved runtime identity, signatures, and lineage bind the workflow.

One governed lifecycle

Control before compute. Evidence after.

The platform treats data, algorithms, runtimes, and models as separate governed assets—not interchangeable files in one orchestration system.

  1. 01

    Declare

    Register governed assets, owners, policy labels, versions, and intended use.

  2. 02

    Authorize

    Evaluate identity, consent, licensing, custodian approval, and consortium policy.

  3. 03

    Execute

    Run platform-approved signed workloads where protected data is controlled.

  4. 04

    Verify

    Record outputs, signatures, lineage, policy decisions, logs, and reproducible versions.

Governed separately
  • Data
  • Algorithms
  • Runtimes
  • Models

Healthcare first

Collaborate around protected health data without building a new data pool.

Support governed cohort preparation, multi-site model development, and reproducible research collaboration while each participant retains its own data boundary.

  • Node-resident datasets with accountable custodians
  • Policy-aware collaboration across institutional boundaries
  • Approved algorithm and runtime execution close to protected data
  • Versioned outputs and lineage for technical review
Explore healthcare workflows

The journey, end to end

One collaboration, from source data to a signed model.

Governed acquisition, sharing under custodian policy, training inside each participant's own boundary, and a model whose lineage runs back to the data it learned from.

One trust model, distinct constraints

Healthcare is the lead. The boundary problem crosses industries.

Daulat is for collaborations where participants cannot simply surrender data, infrastructure, algorithms, or approval authority to one operator.

FS / 01

Financial services

Collaborate on fraud and financial-crime research without pooling participant transaction data.

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LS / 02

Life sciences + research

Coordinate governed work across cohorts, institutions, algorithms, and research programs.

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PS / 03

Public sector

Run policy-bound analytics across independently governed departments or agencies.

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Trust made inspectable

Controls are part of the execution path.

  1. Policy before executionIdentity, attributes, approval, intended use, and licenses are evaluated before a run.
  2. Approved workloadsPlatform-approved signed images establish which runtime may execute.
  3. Customer-controlled boundariesData stays within the environment governed by its custodian.
  4. Audit + provenanceDecisions, versions, signatures, output identifiers, and lineage support review.
Inspect the trust model

A good pilot starts with a real boundary

Bring the workflow, participants, and governance constraint.

A first conversation maps the collaboration before defining a pilot:

Constraint
What data, IP, or infrastructure cannot move?
Participants
Who owns, approves, runs, or consumes the work?
Controls
Which policies, execution rules, and evidence are required?