Tenant jobs run in memory. The disks hold none of their data.
How it helps
More tenants per rack. Less risk per disk.
Tenants the public clouds can’t win
TodaySovereign and regulated buyers won’t put their data on shared hardware.
With OmniraThey run on your racks while their data stays in their own storage.
Sovereign cloud spending is expected to reach $80B in 2026 (Gartner).
Servers that hold nothing
TodayEvery disk with tenant data must be guarded, wiped and accounted for.
With OmniraTenant data is never written to your disks: repair, resell and retire freely.
0 bytes of tenant data at rest.
Idle hours, sold per job — on our roadmap
TodaySpare hours between contracts rarely find a buyer.
With OmniraOn our roadmap: list spare hours once, and they sell per job.
Today, omnira.dev shows what your hardware could earn.
In practice
A site goes offline. What is lost?
Site A
Offline
Tenant job
Its disks
Tenant data, held only here
0 bytes of tenant data
Site B
Online
Tenant job, restarted
Its disks
0 bytes of tenant data
Tenant’s own storage
Not used: the data lived at Site A
Code, data and logs: safe
Data held only at Site A goes down with the site.The job restarts at Site B. The data is safe in the tenant’s own storage.
In March 2026, drone strikes damaged three AWS facilities in the UAE and Bahrain; six months later, AWS said it could not restore service there. Sources: CNBC, March 2026; Tom’s Hardware, September 2026.
How data centers start
One rack, two weeks.
Host one tenant or offer spare hours on one rack, then scale hall by hall.
Capacity that isn’t sold still costs power, space and depreciation.
Source: NRDC, 2014
Sold by contract, or not at all
Spare capacity waits for the next deal. Spare hours between contracts rarely find a buyer.
Sites fail. Data should survive.
Drone strikes damaged three AWS facilities in the UAE and Bahrain in March 2026. Six months later, AWS said it could not restore service there and told customers to move to other regions.
Source: CNBC, March 2026; Tom’s Hardware, September 2026
Tenant data is owner risk
Every disk that holds tenant data must be guarded, sanitized and accounted for.
Security, in short
Servers keep no job data at rest: code, data and logs stream in encrypted, and the machine keeps nothing.
A 90% smaller attack surface: 9 of the 10 attack elements of a standard server are removed or handled. The one that stays is data in use, which a job needs in memory while it runs.
95.5% fewer ways for data and IP to leak: 10 of 11 paths removed, and network traffic encrypted. Memory-encrypting chips, which protect data in use as well, are on our roadmap.
No. Job data is never written to a server’s disk; tenants keep their code, data and logs in their own storage.
What happens when a server is repaired or retired?
There is no tenant data on it to wipe first, so servers can be repaired, resold or retired freely.
How do we offer spare capacity?
Today, run your tenants’ services on it through your own Omnira Hub. Selling spare hours per job, the hours between contracts included, is on our roadmap.