Dynamic Capacity: OSSC, a private compute space you own

OSSC by Dynamic Capacity is a non-binary processor. It was built without the zero that every binary chip has burned power on for fifty years, so its answers never have to be translated back into binary to be read, and its owner never has to run on anyone else's silicon. It is not a faster version of the processor you have. It is a different kind of thing, and it belongs to its owner.

How it is sold: pre-order a position in the 2027 first production run at published prices, sign a mutual NDA electronically, and start using the system OSSC was built for today on the Entangleverse, on hardware you already own. No deposit is required to hold a position. Production begins the week of January 25, 2027 and runs in weekly rounds; pre-orders are assigned to rounds in the order received. When your round ships, the work you started moves onto silicon that is yours.

Products: the OSSC Card for a slot in a server or workstation you already own; the OSSC Unit, a standalone desk unit with its own power supply connected over USB-C to any computer; the OSSC Rack, eight Cards under one lock, expandable. Each carries a public outline spec; the full datasheet is released under NDA. Three device lines follow the chips: rack, business, and consumer, including monitors, televisions, and computers with OSSC inside, and a Board Replacement Program that puts a new OSSC board into a selected set of widely deployed business laptops using the chassis, screen, keyboard, and bolts already owned. Assembled in South Dakota.

Mission: to end the era in which your computing belongs to someone else, by giving every person and organization a compute space they own, private, portable, and built on American silicon. Designed in Rapid City, South Dakota, with production planned across multiple South Dakota facilities. Owner-locked identity is built in: no passwords, no credential databases. Specifications, schedules, and integration details are delivered to customers under NDA. Use the contact form on the site to reach the team.

What you own: with OSSC you are buying your own chip, not a license to use someone else's. It is imaged to its owner when it is made, runs the owner's own mathematical space on hardware in the owner's possession, and serves whoever is imaged to the terminal, each in their own private space. Dynamic Capacity manufactures it and holds no key to it. Five guarantees: the owner holds the root; no remote kill or forced update; ownership transfers; we hold identity, never data; continuity in writing.

Dynamic Capacity Inc. is a North South Industries company.