Jake Elsley

Your First Local AI on a Computle Workstation

Run a large language model on your own Computle Windows workstation in about ten minutes, with nothing sent to an outside AI service. A step-by-step guide for architects using Ollama.

Introducing Ubuntu Workstations on Computle

Today we are introducing Ubuntu workstations on Computle. Alongside Windows, you can now run full GPU workstations on Ubuntu, and they are fully supported with Computle Client v4. Full GPU workstations, running Ubuntu An Ubuntu workstation on Computle is the same class of machine as our Windows workstations: a dedicated

Availability Sets: Keeping Your Practice Working If a Site Goes Down

No single building has 100% availability, whether it is your office or a hosting site. The best-run sites are built with redundant power, cooling and network, and they still go offline. What matters is whether your staff can keep working if that happens. Today we are introducing Computle Availability

Preliminary Incident Report — UKB Power Outage, Tuesday 15th September 2026

Introduction We architect our platform to be as resilient as possible, but on Tuesday 15th September 2026, for a total of 36 users across 5 of our customers, that promise was not met. Computle provides the platform for staff to work, and we recognise the practical and financial impact that

Computle Platform Updates August 2026

In this post, we're covering a set of changes to the Computle platform that benefit our users. These will be rolled out over the next few months. Single Sign-On A heavily requested feature is SSO, bringing Computle in line with enterprise peers like Horizon and Citrix. Starting

An Update on Our UK Network Rollout

In March, we wrote about taking control of the pipe — landing our own hardware at Telehouse, becoming our own carrier, and removing the layers between your ISP and Computle. We are doing this to guarantee the best possible experience for our customers, by controling the network layer ourselves. This post

Preliminary Note: Anthropic’s Mythos Tool and Computle

This evening, Anthropic released a public version of Mythos – a tool designed to detect and exploit vulnerabilities. To ensure the safety of our customers, Computle used this tool to proactively perform a code review of our public facing services, and as a result, we have applied three emergency patches. Automated

Rollout plan for the new UK network

Following our March announcement of the 100G layer 1 circuit between Telehouse and UK-B, here's how we're rolling it out. Work begins in June 2026. Current state Computle operates its own ASN and announces its IPv4 space globally. Today that space is leased from IPv4

Computle Workstation Energy Report: What AEC Workstations Draw

We've tracked wall-socket power on every workstation in our UK fleet. 48 million live samples and counting. The full report — methodology, per-GPU breakdowns, downloadable data — is live now at computle.com/energy-report.

Computle Portal for iOS and iPadOS: What to Expect

What's New Computle Portal for iOS and iPadOS gives IT administrators the same control they have on desktop, designed for the realities of being on the move. Start, stop, and restart workstations, reassign users, and check the health of your fleet — all from your pocket. The app is

Incident Post-Mortem: UK-B Network Event - 17:38, 14th April 2026

At Computle, we are transparent about our infrastructure and how we respond when things do not go to plan. At 17:38 on the 14th April 2026, a subset of customers at our UK-B facility experienced a network disruption lasting approximately 2 minutes, with a secondary issue affecting certain

We're investing in the future of our UK network

Computle is the best workstation platform in the world. We’ve spent years perfecting the hardware, the stack, and the management tools. But there has always been one variable we didn't control: the path between our facilities and your office. To improve performance, we are investing six figures