@ivanburazin: "Sandbox" is honestly a bad name for what we build. When you hear sandbox, you instantly think test environment - somet…
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Ivan Burazin argues that the name 'Sandbox' is misleading for their product, which is actually a composable computer that allows AI agents to define their own hardware configuration on the fly—CPU, RAM, disk, GPU, and OS—assembled instantly.
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“Sandbox” is honestly a bad name for what we build.
When you hear sandbox, you instantly think test environment - something temporary and not real.
What we actually build is a composable computer for agents.
Your agent defines the machine on the fly - CPU, RAM, disk, GPU, Windows, Linux, Mac, etc.
Think of it as a PC shop that assembles a machine with the exact configuration you want in the blink of an eye.
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