Constitutional Cloud Infrastructure. Governed by 126 people in 30 countries.
CPU, GPU, AI compute, storage, bandwidth, and networking - all denominated in STORE bits. Not virtual machines on top of Amazon. Actual clouds. Five live data centers. 26,400 vCPUs. 2,500+ AI endpoints under democratic governance.
Layer 1 of the Democratic AI Stack
Five Constitutional Data Centers. The physical layer the kill switch reaches.See the full stack →Coming soon
Democratic networks become MORE stable as they scale.
No one person gets more than a third of the vote. That has been true here for six years. The same rule is meant, later, for the machines that run powerful AI. Those machines are not under this vote today.
Wallet-cost sketch: 42 wallets at $10,000 minimum = $420,000 to approach the ceiling without breaking it. Buying wallets is not winning seats. Seats require a two-thirds governor election. $420,000 and that still does not buy a seat.
Constitutional Data Centers
Constitutional Data Centers - Five live across three continents. Switzerland is queued as data center six - enshrined by governance vote under the Leslie Groves Protocol, not a corporate decision. Constitutional Data Centers are purpose-built - not rented from AWS, Azure, or Google. Every billing event is a constitutional record. Every price change requires 2/3 governor agreement from 126 governors.
The Leslie Groves Protocol governs infrastructure expansion - named for the Manhattan Project director who built only as the mission demonstrated it was needed. New data centers require sustained circulating supply market cap thresholds and a +2/3 governor supermajority. Switzerland as data center six is pending a governor vote at launch, subject to regulatory approval - +2/3 required for deployment authorization. $250M CIRC sustained 6 months: seventh data center vote. $500M CIRC: 10 data centers (f=3). $1B+ CIRC: 13 data centers (f=4). No unilateral expansion possible.
Pricing
Pricing - verifiable compute Live
Resources that sign governed-ledger when they start and end, writing billing and usage records to Verifiable Forever Storage. Every billing event is a constitutional record.
| Resource | Bits | USD |
|---|---|---|
| Verifiable CPU (1 core-sec) |  17,581 bits | $0.00000686 |
| Verifiable GPU (1 GPU-sec) | 649,915 bits | $0.00025347 |
Pricing - verifiable storage Live
Storage solutions with cryptographic verification and immutable records on STORE protocol.
| Resource | Bits | USD |
|---|---|---|
| Verifiable Storage (1 GB-sec) | 238 bits | $0.00000009 |
| Verifiable Forever Storage (iBYTE) | 23 bits | $0.00000001 |
Pricing - verifiable bandwidth and IP Live
Network transfer and addressing with governed-ledger verification.
| Resource | Bits | USD |
|---|---|---|
| Verifiable Bandwidth (1 GB) | 252,820,513 bits | $0.0986 |
| IP Address (1 GB-sec) | 2,969 bits | $0.00000116 |
Pricing - blockspace Live
Blockchain ledger capacity with Forever Stored Gas. STORE anchors on Ethereum L1 and Arbitrum L2 - the VERIFY chain for every constitutional transaction.
| Resource | Bits | USD |
|---|---|---|
| Ethereum Blockspace (L1) | 1,018 bits | $0.0000004 |
| Arbitrum Blockspace (L2) | 278 bits | $0.00000011 |
Pricing - verifiable AI and ML Coming soon
Machine learning and AI capabilities with verified compute and immutable audit trails. Prices will be governor-ratifiable at launch.
| Resource | Bits | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Verifiable Training (1 GPU-sec) | TBD | Governor vote at launch |
| Verifiable Inference Hosting (1 GPU-sec) | TBD | Governor vote at launch |
Triangle AI Live
Triangle AI is the constitutional AI layer - built on Constitutional Cloud, governed by the same democracy, and the first AI infrastructure where the governance layer controls the compute on which the AI runs. 2,500+ AI endpoints under democratic oversight. Version 0.1 operational.
Endpoint count verified at time of publication. Live count at storecloud.org/economy.
First Governance Live
Democratic governance of the STORE protocol. One $10K wallet, one vote.
STORE Autonomous Cloud Coming soon
Any developer who builds on STORE can issue their own token and use it to pay their infrastructure bill. STORE accepts it. That acceptance creates a foundational monetary premium - the token has intrinsic value because it pays for real computing. Sound money for autonomous AI systems.
How trust expands the protocol
STORE starts with its own five verified data centers and expands by extending trust to external clouds and AI models that earn their place through economic commitment. No actor - not AWS, not Google, not any foundation AI model - gets listed without holding STORE TREASURIES and earning a governor vote.
This is how STORE trusts AWS. How it trusts Google Cloud. How it trusts Claude, GPT, and Gemini. The TREASURIES position is the monetary commitment. The governance vote is the ratification. STORE validates trust through monetary commitment and governance vote, then provides the compute layer on which those trusted resources run.
Specified, not live. A listing requires TREASURIES position, FTT verification, and a governor ratification ballot. None of those are live for external providers today.
What comes next
Infrastructure expands when the network demonstrates it is needed - the Leslie Groves principle. Six-month sustained circulating supply market cap thresholds gate each expansion. Circulating supply market cap is tokens in active circulation × price - never fully diluted valuation. Every step requires a +2/3 governor supermajority.
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The constitutional margin
Every compute job on the Constitutional Cloud earns a constitutionally protected margin. The 25% WEC (weighted earning margin - Washington Economic Consensus) margin above hardware cost is not a pricing policy - it is a schema-enforced constant, governable only by +2/3 governor vote. No single actor can compress it unilaterally. No hyperscaler negotiates it down. The billing record is written at the constitutional price or it is rejected as a type error.
Quantum extension: Constitutional research is being finalized to extend the one-third ceiling from classical silicon into quantum computing infrastructure - original patent filings are being prepared. The classical layer is live today: five data centers, 26,400 vCPUs, 2,500+ AI endpoints, 126 governors, 1,800+ consecutive days, zero violations. The math has no substrate preference.
Why the infrastructure gets cheaper over time
The five data centers are not just compute. They are the physical layer of a constitutional protocol. Under the Washington Incentive, when the network reaches a 25% profit margin, governors vote to reduce computing fees. Every efficiency gain from running these centers well reduces what users pay. The infrastructure is the mechanism that makes that possible.