Deploys via carrier-neutral virtual interconnect. Zero-CAPEX once on fabric. · → Overview
IETF-track cryptographic AI audit, purpose-built for EU AI Act Art.12/53: training-data provenance, tamper-evident chain, regulatory-structured evidence.
High-risk system obligations (Art.12): 2026-08-02 (current law) → deferred to 2027-12-02 under EU Digital Omnibus provisional agreement (pending formal adoption).
→ 2026 Global AI Regulatory Enforcement Timeline — jurisdiction-by-jurisdiction breakdown
€15M or 3% turnover penalty · To our knowledge, none of the established tools (MLflow, W&B, Datadog) — nor timing-only services — provides this.
MLflow, W&B, Datadog — and timing-only services — don't align a cryptographic audit chain with EU AI Act and MiFID II RTS 25 / MiFIR at once.
The mandate lands on existing data-center tenants — no new acquisition required. Continued use is aligned with the multi-year regulatory retention obligation.
Cryptographic timestamp protocol. Multi-source Roughtime anchors (k≥3), lattice pipeline → HMAC-SHA256, SealingSwitch Turbo/Full. Byzantine fault detection: 7 active attack classes, 6 on roadmap (replay, drift, ordering, suppression, injection, more). Zero hardware — pure carrier-neutral virtual interconnect.
| Hedera CS | Amazon QLDB‡ | Cloudflare Roughtime | Google TrueTime* | TTTPS | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pre-ingestion seal | ✗ | ✗ | Time only | Internal only | ✓ |
| Throughput | ~10K/s | ~1,000s/s | — | Internal only | 2,056 req/s† |
| Latency | 3–5s | 100s ms | ms | <7 ms | <1 ms†† (target) |
| Byzantine defense | Partial | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ HMAC gate |
| Public API | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✗ | ✓ |
| Vendor mobility | Hedera | AWS | Cloudflare | Independent | |
| IETF coverage | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ RFC 8915 | ✗ | ✓ draft-03 |
* Google TrueTime: no public API — Google internal only. Throughput figures based on public benchmarks.
† 2,056 req/s = HTTP E2E pot_generate (GCP 2vCPU · k6 500VU · 2026-05-30). Batch seal microbench: 17.3M/s (CPU in-memory). Carrier-grade 100GbE port 16-core: est. ~16K req/s (linear projection from 2vCPU baseline).
†† <1 ms latency = target on carrier-grade 100GbE metro virtual interconnect. Measured: 95.9ms cross-node (GCP VM-to-VM, 10MB).
‡ AWS QLDB end-of-life announced 2023; service sunset scheduled July 31, 2025.
TTTPS integrates OpenTTT / ttt-mcp as its MCP client layer — deterministic O(1) causal recall, zero embedding cost, survives context compaction.
Continuity rationale: Continued use is aligned with the multi-year regulatory retention obligation, not contract retention. Migration disrupts evidence continuity required for audit submissions.
Competitor gap: MLflow, W&B, Datadog — none satisfy EU AI Act Art.12/53. Timing-only services typically use cross-connect rather than recurring virtual interconnect, generating no virtual-connection revenue stream.
Pricing: Compliance €300/mo · MiFID Pro €3,600/mo · Institutional €12,000/mo
Per-chunk TTTPS seal on every delivery. Adaptive lattice coding survives packet loss (~99.8% theoretical, lattice-coding bound). CGNAT 3-tier reaches 95%+ of India mobile networks.
JioCDN limitation: JioCDN serves Jio subscribers only — Airtel (400M+ users) excluded. Hydra-CDN covers ALL ISPs with a single integration.
Patch time: 130 min (Akamai) → 6 min (Hydra-CDN). Delivery time reduction directly translates to player session recovery and revenue.
Pricing: $0.005/GB vs Cloudflare $0.015 (67% cheaper)
IETF-track cryptographic evidence chain for EU AI Act Art.12 (event logging), Art.53 (GPAI provenance), Art.15 (accuracy documentation). chain_integrity: true — 796/796 events, Redis AOF restart-verified. 90-day chain proven, Art.12 audit-ready. SOC 2 (roadmap) · ISO 27001 (roadmap) · PCI DSS v4.0 (roadmap). DORA Art.17 operational.
Standalone pricing: €6,000/month — early adopter rate until EU AI Act GPAI/Art.53 enforcement (Aug 2, 2026). Rises to €12,000/mo thereafter.
No substitute: MLflow, W&B, Datadog, timing-only services — zero cryptographic chain, zero Art.12/53 compliance. GPAI/Art.53 penalty applies August 2, 2026; high-risk system (Art.12) deadline deferred to 2027-12-02 under EU Digital Omnibus provisional agreement (pending formal adoption).
Hydra-KV moves from standalone product to the shared KV-Lattice engine beneath TTTPS Audit integrity. Product page temporarily private during redesign — to be opened.
Every product above seals the same property: a verifiable, tamper-rejecting record of when an event happened and in what order. The proposed trust mark is that shared guarantee — conditional on TTTPS being adopted as the standard, with Kenosian as the root of trust.
Illustrative mark for explanation only. Any certification authority, mark, or “certified” status is proposed and conditional (“could / if adopted”), and would operate under the Kenosian root — not a present-day certification program.