Midas 1

The AI supercomputer for your firm. The work of ten people, for the price of one.

And nothing — not a file, not a name, not a figure — ever leaves your building.

Midas 1 — the sealed matte-black appliance, three-quarter view, run board lit

Ownership

Data never leaves the box.

Midas 1 is proprietary hardware, proprietary software and proprietary AI — one machine, built as one piece. You own all of it. Above all, you own your data.

Own your hardware.

You buy it once, and it keeps working with the internet cable unplugged.

Own your software.

Everything it runs is installed on the machine itself — nothing per seat, nothing per document.

Own your AI.

The more your team uses it, the better it gets — and everything it learns stays yours.

Own your data.

Every file, every name, every figure stays in your building — and the keys stay with you.

Own your workflows.

Named by you, built for you, kept on your machine — thirty-one ready on day one.

01 · Your team approves its work 02 · Overnight, it learns 03 · It gets better at your firm

and the loop repeats — on your machine, never anyone else's

A team at work around the Midas 1 appliance in their office
It sits in your office, and it learns your firm.
Midas 1 on seamless white, three-quarter view, floodlit, soft contact shadow
Hero — Midas 1 on seamless white, three-quarter view, floodlit, soft contact shadow. No props, no hands.

Nothing to set up.

It arrives installed, your trade's workflows already on it. Your team doesn't learn AI — they approve its work.

A Tuesday morning.

Nine jobs working, three waiting for a person to say yes, two finished before you sat down.

illustrative · not a client name

Run board

9 working 3 held 2 done
  • Shortlist — Head of Compliance

    Meridian Partners · 41 CVs read

    your documents 03:34 Working
  • Reference chase — 6 candidates

    batch 3 of 4 · retry 1

    client portal 31:20 Working
  • Candidate pack — send to client

    drafted, cited, awaiting sign-off

    email 10:40 Held
  • CV reading — inbound queue

    212 files · EN / 繁體中文

    file store 01:36 Working
  • Offer letter — Cheung, W.

    figures held for approval

    documents 21:05 Held
  • CRM tidy-up — Q1 placements

    384 records reconciled

    CRM 56:50 Working
  • Licence check — SFC Type 4

    public register, read-only

    regulator portal 07:50 Working
  • Reject notice — 3 candidates

    wording drafted, not sent

    email 34:10 Held
  • Contract draft — retainer

    firm template · clause set B

    documents 02:35 Working
  • Interview notes → CRM

    9 sessions written up on the box

    CRM 13:00 Working
  • Timesheet reconciliation

    week 34 · 22 contractors

    accounting system 24:50 Working
  • Salary benchmark refresh

    your own placements only

    your documents 45:40 Working
  • Client brief digest

    4 new briefs summarised

    your documents 66:20 Done
  • Compliance file export

    audit pack for Q1

    file store 87:00 Done

14 runs on the board · recruitment library

See a finished job, step by step →

Board contents are illustrative. A jade square means it is working; a hollow square means it is waiting for a person.

Front elevation of Midas 1 — the run board is the only interface

Detail crop — the 14.1-inch front touchscreen showing the run board, shot straight on, the screen legible.

Built to run all night, in a cupboard, without you.

64 GB

Memory for the AI — two NVIDIA RTX 5090 chips

128 GB

Working memory, with a 16-core processor

4 TB

Storage, saved twice inside the machine, plus an encrypted backup in your office

8–15

Jobs running at once

2,000

Tasks a day, at the top of the range

20

People using it at once, answers under two seconds

The appliance under a desk in a Hong Kong office — power and network cable, shot as found
The appliance under a desk in a real Hong Kong office — power and network cable, a little dust, shot as found.

Memory, storage and user figures are the shipping configuration. Throughput ranges are observed on deployment-representative workloads and vary with document size and portal latency. AI performance is quoted as FP4 Tensor throughput with 2:4 structured sparsity, aggregate of two RTX 5090 GPUs (3,352 AI TOPS each, per NVIDIA's RTX Blackwell architecture whitepaper); ≈1.7 petaflops at FP8 dense.

The price of one.

One machine, one monthly fee. Nothing per seat, per question or per document.

The machine HK$68,000 Once — it is yours, and so is everything on it.
Everything else HK$25–45k /month Install, reading in your files, your workflow library, updates, a spare machine, and the people who run it.
In Hong Kong terms One salary. The quote it replaced was about US$500,000 a year, every year.

For departments of larger companies.

A Midas is a capital purchase, not a data-sharing agreement. There is no new outside supplier to review, and no cross-border transfer — the machine sits behind your own firewall.

  • Your IT team keeps the keys, sets where the machine stops, and reads the record of everything that has ever left.
  • Legal, HR, finance and research teams run their own workflows on their own machine.
  • Departments scale the way the machine does — by adding another.

Two things that must never happen.

Both are enforced by the machine, not by a policy — and both leave a record you can read.

your building · everything stays stops for a person · names and figures · never leave code words only · written down

Nothing sensitive leaves the building.

One way out of the machine — it writes down everything that leaves, and refuses anything your firm has said must never leave.

03:41:22 · sent 1,204 bytes · logged

{ "role": "[ROLE_2]", "client": "[CLIENT_A]",

"budget": "[AMOUNT_7]" }

no names · no figures · no filenames

Read what actually left the building →

Nothing external happens without a person.

Every message, form submission or change to an outside system waits for a person — it cannot be talked out of stopping.

10:18:41 · held · submit + send

candidate pack · 3 claims cited · 0 orphans

10:19:07 · approved by P. Wong

approval covers one job · never a blanket yes

Replay a job step by step →

Three things are waiting for you.

They will wait.

See what ran overnight, approve or refuse one item at a time, and stop anything from a train. Anything held stays held — never sent just because time passed.

  • Every approval carries the name of the person who gave it.
  • Approval covers one item — never a blanket yes.
  • The phone reads the board — only an administrator at the machine can change where it stops.
How approval works →

Gate queue

HELD 00:26 · SUBMIT + SEND

Candidate pack — Head of Compliance, Meridian Partners

run #4,812 · ROY-4812-a · 3 claims cited · 0 orphans held for P. Wong · Director, Compliance

  • Offer letter — Cheung, W. HELD 04:11 · OFFER FIGURES
  • Reject notice — 3 candidates HELD 12:38 · REJECTION

approvals today 7 · all attributed to a named person expiries none · a held action never times out into being sent

the phone reads the board and approves one item at a time. it cannot change where the machine stops.

Workflows, already on it.

Every firm runs these, whatever its trade.

Every firm, whatever it sells

  • Sort the shared inbox and file each message in the right system · runs alone
  • Draft proposals, quotes and letters from your templates · runs alone
  • Read invoices, contracts and statements and turn them into tidy records · runs alone
  • Match records between two systems — the CRM against the accounting system, the bank feed against the ledger · runs alone
  • Chase outstanding items through email and portals — payments, documents, signatures · runs alone
  • Turn meetings into minutes, actions and CRM entries · runs alone
  • Assemble the monthly report pack · runs alone
  • Answer questions about the firm's own files, with citations · runs alone

Then the workflows of your trade

  • Shortlist against a role brief
  • Chase references through the portal
  • Issue an offer letter · stops for you

The trade libraries.

Recruitment

ships today · 31 workflows
  • Shortlist against a role brief
  • Chase references through the portal
  • Issue an offer letter · stops for you
The full list →

Law

  • Assemble a hearing or closing bundle
  • First-draft agreements from your precedents, every clause cited
  • Disclosure review triage · stops for you

Accounting

  • Bank reconciliation at scale
  • Chase the PBC list through audit season
  • Prepare statutory filings · stops for you

Property agency

  • Post listings across portals
  • Draft tenancy agreements from templates
  • Schedule viewings and chase follow-ups

Insurance brokerage

  • Compare quotes across insurers into one table
  • Chase renewals
  • Assemble claims documentation

Family office & trading

  • Reconcile trade breaks
  • Produce the monthly performance pack
  • Refresh KYC files · stops for you

The recruitment library ships today; the rest are examples. Other libraries are built for each engagement — named by you, built by us, kept on your machine.

Need more? Add another.

The machines work together as one.

Name a task your people did by hand last week.

We'll run it while you watch. Half an hour in the showroom, no slides, internet cable out on the table.