1 · DataChip
A bounded, typed and reproducibly tested computational capability with a defined interface, source provenance and rights.
BTG UNIVERSAL TECHNOLOGY FOUNDRY · CANONICAL COMPUTING MODEL
Millions of logical Farms.
DataChips and Circuits, not millions of computers.
A FarmNode is an individually addressable logical computational unit rooted in an admitted DataChip or Circuit. Farms group those units. Physical Hosts provide finite CPU, RAM, GPU and storage underneath them.
The six distinct concepts
2 · Circuit
A composition of DataChips and other compatible components, joined through typed connections and independently checked behavior.
3 · Logical FarmNode
An addressable unit backed by a qualified DataChip or Circuit, not a dedicated operating-system process or a physical device.
4 · Farm
A logical assembly of FarmNodes. The same validated design may be instantiated across many separate logical Farm identities.
5 · Farm Family
A compact, immutable blueprint for a specified layout of DataChip and Circuit slots, supporting large address spaces without allocating hardware for each identity.
6 · Physical Host
An actual owner-authorized computer providing execution resources. Each Host may serve many logical Farms under measured resource limits and demand.
One architecture, not competing runtime systems
BTG Studio + NIKI Council → qualified DataChips & Circuits → original ADAM/BTDU runtime → logical Farm/FarmNode catalog → permissioned physical Host scheduler → signed execution evidence → ENTITY rights, Bridge consent and appropriate Bit Trade Global use records.
ENTITY remains the identity and rights authority. ADAM/BTDU remains the canonical execution and knowledge foundation. Logical Farm addressing does not create a new ENTITY issuer, digital asset ownership, actual computational capacity or a trade.
Actual October 26, 2026 engineering evidence
| Measured item | Result | Proper interpretation |
|---|---|---|
| Farm Family design | 1,000,000 virtual Farms | One compact reproducible design and a million deterministic addresses; not one million physical hosts |
| Logical computational units | 4,000,000 addressable DataChip/Circuit slots | Four logical slots per Farm, referencing an admitted source-backed original Circuit |
| Persistent catalog | 32 KB SQLite database | Compact metadata, not a four-million-worker execution engine |
| Address performance | 2,500 seeded queries; about 944 addresses/second | Single workstation lookup benchmark, not workload throughput |
| Executed through original runtime | 4 original Circuits; 8 original Host receipts | Actual selected execution and independent SHA-256/length verification |
| Original ENTITY development authority | Signed grants, approvals and revocation verified | Disposable identity; not production owner's live signing authority |
| Regression suite | 209 tests run; 208 passed and one optional WSL network test skipped | Local source/integration checks, not evidence of all Farms running concurrently |
Why the physical-host tests still matter
Three independently enrolled and metered physical Hosts are a separate qualification for off-machine execution. They are not the definition of three FarmNodes and do not limit the number of logical Farms. Actual throughput remains bounded by physical computing resources, network latency, scheduling, security policy and workloads.
What must still be engineered
Signed original ENTITY authorization at actual physical dispatch, template-to-Host routing, per-Host resource backpressure, GPU/CPU/RAM scheduling, persistent retries, immutable Genome admission, separate-machine attestation and qualified Bit Trade Global real-usage reconciliation. The independently qualified 25-member NIKI Council and native HuntAR acceptance remain separate evidence gates.