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Partnership · seeking hardware for AI integration
# CUBELinux is seeking partners to co-develop it.

 CUBELinux is not a concept sketch — it is a running, verified prototype. A
 coordinate-addressed OS where the database lives in the kernel, a position in
 space resolves directly to bytes, and the OS stores itself the same way. We
 are ready to move from prototype to product, and we want partners to build it
 with us.


coordinate

root fs — not a directory tree

6.19.3-cube+

kernel — built, installed, booted

full

license privileges for partners

hardware

what we ask of a partner

## The offer

 We want partners to help take CUBELinux to the next level — AI integration,
 in a big way. In exchange, partners receive full license privileges of
 CUBELinux implementations and integrations: the coordinate OS, cubefs,
 cubecode/cubetrace (execution capture & replay), the
 WordFlags/association model). Partners get a full license to use and disseminate
 the CUBELinux system and any CUBELinux implementation or iteration they develop.

Full CUBELinux license. Partners receive a full license to use and disseminate the CUBELinux system and any implementation or iteration they develop — as they wish. They do not hold controlling rights to CUBELinux or its direction, use, or marketing.

AI integration, in a big way. The next level is deep AI integration into the coordinate-addressed OS itself.

Full, exclusive licensee rights — one, two, or three years. A full, exclusive licensee grant for one, two, or three years — meaning the license grants full, exclusive distribution rights for 1–3 years, to be negotiated.

## Two ways to partner

Choose either path — both are in exchange for providing the full hardware list (~$81,000), or a cash deposit in lieu of the hardware purchase.

A
Full CUBELinux license. Provide the full hardware list and receive full license of the CUBELinux system for your own business case and / or development — the system, and any implementation or iteration you develop on it.

B
10% ownership in CUBELinux.com and DULRobotics.com. Provide the full hardware list and receive 10% equity in both systems — CUBELinux.com and DULRobotics.com — for $81,000.

Or, in lieu of the actual hardware purchase: a $81,000 deposit is accepted — we take the cash and carry out the hardware purchase.

## What we're asking for

 CUBELinux is a system in need of better, upgraded equipment to take it to the next
 level — AI integration, in a big way. Development is constrained by
 hardware, not ideas: we need partner-provided hardware so CUBELinux can be properly
 tested — real NVMe, real concurrency, real build-and-boot, real stress, at the
 scale a product demands. We need the following hardware from a partner:


## The hardware we're seeking

The equipment CUBELinux needs to take AI integration to the next level — one of each, Nano→Thor for the Jetson line, plus the AI workstation and the robots.

The NVIDIA Jetson line (one of each, Nano→Thor).Jetson Nano · Orin Nano · Orin NX · AGX Orin, and the new Jetson AGX Thor (T2000 / T3000 modules) — the full Edge-AI / robotics module range.

ASUS Ascent GX10 — an NVIDIA GB10 Superchip mini AI supercomputer (the DGX Spark-clone) with 128GB unified memory.

ASUS ROG Flow Z13 (2025, GZ302) — the 2-in-1 AI laptop: Ryzen AI MAX+ 395, 128GB LPDDR5X, 2TB (1TB SSD + 1TB docking station).

A Blackwell training workstation (≥128GB VRAM).2×NVIDIA RTX Pro 6000 Blackwell (96GB each, NVLink) = 192GB VRAM — trains larger models without the DGX-class overkill; 4× = 384GB, or a Blackwell-Ultra desktop superchip (784 GiB) for the “256GB+” option. (A DGX B200 remains the optional “dream machine” — not required.)

One bot per Jetson module (all sourced from Alibaba).

Jetson Nano → Hiwonder ROSPug quadruped robot dog (12 DOF, powered by Jetson Nano AI).

Jetson Orin Nano → Chuanglebo Jetson Orin Nano Super 8GB (67 TOPS) AI / autonomous-development platform.

Jetson Orin NX → Unitree Go2 quadruped (Orin NX 16GB).

Jetson AGX Orin → Unitree B2 industrial quadruped (AGX Orin).

Jetson AGX Thor → an Alibaba quadruped mounting a Jetson Thor, running the Qwen-Robot brain — or a Unitree G1 humanoid (Thor-ready).

(Every bot above is available on Alibaba.)

## The cost, itemized

Jetson line (Nano $250 · Orin Nano Super $249 · Orin NX 16GB $599 · AGX Orin 64GB $1,999 · AGX Thor T3000 $2,500) — $5,597

ASUS Ascent GX10 (GB10, 128GB) — $3,999

ASUS ROG Flow Z13 (2025, Ryzen AI MAX+ 395, 128GB, 2TB) — $2,999

Blackwell training workstation (2× RTX Pro 6000 Blackwell, 192GB, NVLink) — ~$37,000

Robots (Hiwonder ROSPug $1,299 · Chuanglebo $299 · Unitree Go2 $1,700 · Unitree B2 $4,500 · Alibaba quad $4,000 · Unitree G1 $21,500) — $33,298

Total investment for full, unlimited licensure of the CUBELinux system — ~$81,000(estimate — 192GB Blackwell workstation; the DGX B200 “dream machine” is optional and excluded; prices vary by configuration.)

 CUBELinux already stores its data by coordinate. What it needs now is upgraded
 hardware to take AI integration to the next level — and in exchange, a partner
 gets full license of CUBELinux. If that is you, let's build it together.