Resources
These public guides and reading clusters can be opened without registration. They are the current public reference for Hosn.
Tools
Request a current briefing
If your institution is evaluating an on-premise AI requirement, write to info@hosn.om to arrange a scope discussion.
- Readiness scope, workload, users, corpus, data boundary, integrations and acceptance criteria.
- Configuration comparison, the evidence used to distinguish Kernel, Tower and Rack.
- Procurement questions, the technical and operational questions needed for a comparable written quotation.
Other
- /.well-known/security.txt, vulnerability disclosure contact
- Editorial and corrections policy, sourcing, review and update standards
- /humans.txt, credits, stack, the team behind Hosn
- /sitemap.xml, full site index
Reading, by cluster
The largest thing on this site is not a download. It is a bilingual technical archive of one hundred articles, each published in English and Arabic, written for the people who have to specify, procure, secure and run a sovereign deployment rather than for a search engine. Four clusters:
- Sovereign AI, twenty-five articles on data residency, the Omani Personal Data Protection Law, the CLOUD Act problem, national cyber-control alignment, and AI governance inside a ministry. Start with the complete guide for Oman and the GCC.
- Models, twenty-five articles on Gemma 4, Qwen 3.6, DeepSeek R1, Falcon Arabic, Arabic evaluation suites, tokenizer efficiency, quantisation and fine-tuning. Start with Qwen 3.6 for Arabic NLP.
- Hardware, twenty-five articles on GPU class selection, appliance sizing, power and cooling in Muscat's climate, network design and procurement. Start with choosing AI inference hardware.
- Field notes, twenty-five articles on audit, legal, banking, clinical, archive and correspondence workloads. Start with anomaly detection and audit copilot patterns.
Product pages
Full specification, fit and installation detail for each configuration: Hosn Kernel, Hosn Tower, Hosn Rack, or the three compared side by side. Workload patterns by sector are on the use cases page.
If you need something that is not here
Procurement teams routinely need material this page does not carry: a specification written against your own room, a security posture statement for an accreditation file, or answers to a tender questionnaire. Those come out of the readiness assessment rather than out of a download, because they have to describe your institution rather than ours. Ask through the contact form and say what the document is for.