

Pulse ingests global news at scale, turns raw articles into machine-searchable knowledge, and delivers real-time alerts, sentiment/bias analytics, and executive-ready reports—running on customer-controlled infrastructure for sovereignty and reliability.
AI agents pull content via News APIs, search engines, and compliant web-crawlers, normalizing articles and metadata from international outlets.
Raw articles land in a secure Raw Database and are vectorized with RAG into a Vector Database for fast semantic search and retrieval.
Users ask questions in plain language—by keyword, date, source, or sentiment—and get synthesized answers with linked source articles.
A Large Language Model scores tone (positive/negative/neutral) and detects media stance/bias trends to inform policy and communications teams.
Rules watch for breaking topics (terror incidents, cyber breaches, disasters, markets, unrest, etc.) and issue graded alarms with summaries.
Auto-generated reports and dashboards surface sentiment timelines, key terms, and notable events for decision-makers.
Dedicated workflows answer queries about people and perform picture-based lookups using multimodal LLM APIs.
On-prem architecture with GPU servers, high-speed switching, firewalls, clustered databases, and backup/DR keeps data local and systems highly available.
Kafka/Spark stream processing with Prometheus/Grafana health telemetry ensures real-time ingestion and observability.
Phased plan—Development, Testing, Deployment, Optimization—targets production in ~8 months with ongoing algorithm tuning from user feedback.







