Can I buy S1 today?
No. S1 is in pre-launch planning and no Pleroma compute product is currently offered for sale.
Questions before launch
No. S1 is in pre-launch planning and no Pleroma compute product is currently offered for sale.
Pricing will be published at launch after supplier terms, landed economics, availability, fulfillment, warranty, and service readiness are confirmed.
It is the market-relative customer value created when Pleroma shares Verified Efficiency Advantage from an admitted offer. Current policy assigns customers at least 75% of verified advantage.
Initial formal admission requires at least 10% Verified Efficiency Advantage relative to an Active Qualified Competitive Floor, plus complete supply, cost, fulfillment, warranty, support, compliance, liquidity, evidence, and claim gates.
No. Unit count remains a maturity and reporting measure, but realized verified economics now determine the governed Dividend.
S1.5 is the governed Advanced Personal AI tier between dedicated personal AI and professional productive-capital systems. Capacity-first and throughput-first families require separate technical, market, cost, and admission evidence. No S1.5 product is currently offered for sale.
No. It is a bounded internal allocation for evidenced founding risk and resilience needs. Customers see one price, and all mandatory seller-imposed charges are included when their realized Dividend is calculated.
It can. The governed headline uses a generally available no-surcharge acquisition method. Any permitted payment-method charge actually paid must be reflected in that customer’s method-specific realized Dividend.
No. It is a hypothetical example showing the formula and is not an offer, price guarantee, preorder, or availability statement.
The final product has not been selected. If the launch system is manufacturer-branded, Pleroma Works will identify the product and manufacturer accurately.
The design principle is integration without captivity. Standard operating systems, NVIDIA tooling, development frameworks, and interfaces should remain usable.