Named after garri. Built to last.

Garium is named after garri, the staple food made from cassava that sustains millions of people. Garri is not glamorous. It is practical, it is dependable, and it belongs to the people who make it and eat it. That is the model for AI infrastructure we think actually makes sense.

You should not have to give your data to someone else to use capable AI. The models exist. The infrastructure exists. The open-source ecosystem has made private deployment genuinely possible. What most organisations lack is not the technology — it is a team that will do the work of deploying and managing it properly on their behalf.

That is what Garium is. A service that takes something genuinely complex: private AI infrastructure, delivered as a working platform your organisation can depend on. You get the capability. You keep the data. The economics are better than per-seat alternatives from the moment you have more than a handful of users.

The core question is the same everywhere we work: can your organisation use capable AI without handing your data to someone else? The technology now makes that possible. What organisations needed was someone to deploy and manage it properly.