hypervisors.si
A hypervisor is the layer between hardware and everything running on it. It splits one machine into isolated guests, allocates their compute, and enforces what each can touch. It's the mechanism behind every cloud, and the control point for AI at scale.
Why "hypervisors"
Nothing serious runs on bare metal anymore. Every major cloud is a fleet of hypervisors — KVM, Xen, Nitro, Firecracker — carving hardware into isolated guests, sharing GPUs between tenants, and making sure one workload never sees another. Confidential computing pushes it further, sealing a guest off even from the machine that hosts it.
The word carries a second meaning at superintelligence scale. A supervisor watches a process; a hypervisor sits above the supervisors — the layer that decides what runs, with what resources, under what limits. As agents multiply and models grow more capable, that layer stops being plumbing and becomes the point. It names the control plane itself. Hyper, as in above super — fitting for a .si.
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The portfolio
misalignment.si, plus nine names for the layers of modern infrastructure, each offered privately.