Noria Cloud
Are you truly getting the most out of the resources on your device?
Noria can divide the resources on your device into multiple independent nodes. Each node is a separate environment serving a completely different purpose—all on the hardware you already own.
Your computer
One physical device
Overlooked power
Computers keep getting stronger. Yet we still do not fully use that power.
More processor capacity. More memory. Faster storage. Yet everything must share a single environment.
One environment contains everything.
Work, development, games, tools, libraries, drivers, experiments and personal data build up over time—until changing anything becomes risky.
Even trying something new requires careful thought.
An unfamiliar project or toolkit used for a few hours should take one click. Instead the question becomes: ‘Is this worth installing on my main computer?’
Running an agent directly on your computer always carries data risk.
An AI agent can read files, run commands, use tools and act on your behalf. One wrong command or overly broad permission can expose, change or delete personal data.
Buying more computers to handle more jobs.
One computer for work, one for development, one for compute and another for experiments—even though what we really need is independent environments.
The problem is not a lack of resources.
It is that we have not used the potential the device already has.
A new perspective
What if your device were not one environment, but a platform for many environments?
Instead of using one operating system, you could use multiple operating systems on the same device.
That is Noria.One device. Many environments.
Create multiple environments for different purposes.
Noria manages device resources and lets you create independent nodes. Some are used every day; others exist only to complete a specific task.
Windows
Work, familiar apps and games.
Ubuntu
Software development and specialist tools.
Fedora
Another workspace, organized its own way.
Testing
Run unfamiliar projects without affecting everyday nodes.
Software build
A clean environment for compiling and packaging.
AI Agent
Give the agent its own node with only the resources, tools and data its job needs.
Each node has its own OS, apps, data and organization.
Idle CPU, memory and storage can serve another job.
Secondary nodes are released instead of accumulating configuration and libraries.
A day with Noria
One device. Many spaces.
Follow the device from Windows to the primary Ubuntu node, into a parallel AI experiment and finally an overnight video render.
For the way you work
What can Noria do for you?
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Keep exploring
Learn more about Noria.
Read more about Noria in About.
How does Noria work?
Learn the overall model and how Noria organizes one device into independent nodes.
Read in AboutNode types in Noria
The difference between an everyday primary node and secondary nodes for specific tasks.
Learn about node typesHardware and devices
How Noria works with processors, memory, storage, displays, audio and peripherals.
View hardware requirementsIsolation and safety
Learn how nodes are isolated so experiments cannot spread elsewhere.
Read about isolationFrequently asked questions
How is Windows used? Can jobs run together? What hardware is supported?
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