HOUSTON, TX, November 7, 2026. Dominus Industries, a leader in the emerging physical intelligence and specialized AI infrastructure recognized need in the complex process industries, today announced that it has standard selected the NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Workstation Edition as the bedrock processing engine for its state of the art Level 3.5 Isolated Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) Workstation.

By hardcoding this next generation 96GB GDDR7 architecture into its turn key hardware deployment blueprint, Dominus deploys localized model execution completely isolated from external networks, safely interfacing directly with legacy Distributed Control Systems (DCS) like Honeywell Experion PKS and Emerson DeltaV.

Institutional Foundations and Strategic Development

To accelerate the deployment of these complex systems, Dominus is actively developing, running, and training custom foundational models engineered explicitly for Autonomous Advisory Systems (AAS). This high tier development is powered by Georgia Tech’s elite AI data center networks and national computing agreements, including the Partnership for an Advanced Computing Environment (PACE) infrastructure. Leveraging these institutional data center assets allows Dominus to rigorously stress test and refine localized model behaviors before staging physical nodes in harsh manufacturing environments.

Navigating the Late Q1 2027 Technology Landscape

Dominus is laser focused on the rapidly shifting global technology supply chain. In response to variable enterprise market shifts, including intense memory contract volatility and structural packaging constraints, all near term RAG Workstation rollouts are engineered around projected end of Q1 2027 market conditions.

Dominus is proactively managing the extended delivery lead times and increased capital requirements impacting the RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell line. By stabilizing projecting hardware pipelines ahead of impending early 2027 manufacturing allocations, Dominus ensures that heavy industrial operators are supplied with realistic cost and procurement expectations.

From Proof of Concept to Hardened Reality

This hardware selection follows the successful delivery of a landmark proof of concept simulation for a major Gulf Coast refiner. Utilizing just a standard laptop computer, Dominus Founder and CEO, Ken Ma, successfully modeled a gas fired heater equipment simulation, producing comprehensive operation telemetry and predictive analytics video feeds.

This initial execution proved that semantic industrial datasets could be translated into actionable operational advice. Upgrading this logic to the newly announced RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell hardware cluster scales the framework to process over 15,000 simultaneous real time plant tag updates per second under severe plant disruption conditions.

A Forward Looking Outlook on Industrial Intelligence

"Dominus is continuously forward looking, driving the ongoing advancement and practical application of frontier AI technologies directly into heavy industrial footprints," said the CEO and Founder of Dominus Industries. "Our commitment to the Blackwell architecture proves that we do not wait for the future of industrial automation. We build the physical, segmented infrastructure required to run it safely today. By translating what we achieved on a single laptop into a hardened, multi cabinet, data diode isolated workstation array, we are giving refinery and chemical plant operators an uncompromised, zero latency operational shield."

For further information regarding structural hardware configurations, vector memory allocations, or site deployment schedules, please visit the Dominus Newsroom at dominus.build/newsroom or contact media@dominus.build.

About Dominus Industries

Dominus Industries is building physical intelligence for complex industrial processes. Focused on the delivery of on premise, read only Autonomous Advisory Systems, Dominus securely bridges the gap between legacy industrial control layers and enterprise AI optimization.

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