The compute engine behind your intelligence. When Praxis thinks, Zeus is doing the lifting.
Zeus is the GPU-driven node in the Praxis ecosystem — a modular, scalable unit designed to handle all real-time inference, on-device model execution, and in some cases, lightweight training or finetuning.
It's not just for neural nets. Zeus can power symbolic AI chains, image generation, video compression, synthetic simulation, and any other workload that demands serious parallel horsepower.
Zeus can sit on a workbench, inside a datacenter, or on the field. All it needs is a PCIe lane and a power source.
Comes preconfigured with Docker or Podman support for isolated workloads, API-based deployment, and auto-scaling.
Athena manages model selection, fallback conditions, and execution time tracking — you don’t babysit jobs anymore.
Attach Zeus to any Praxis Core, and it’ll automatically register its available resources to the Pantheon interface.
Zeus runs best on high-core CPUs with dual or quad-GPU setups. Praxis doesn’t require vendor lock — build it with whatever you’ve got:
If Hermes is the memory and Alexandria the archive, Zeus is the execution core.
Zeus lets you run advanced AI workloads without relying on the cloud. It’s your own datacenter — in a single rack.
Ideal for: