# Hangar > Run AI inference in Australia. Bring your model or choose from the Hangar catalogue. Compare cost per accepted result and verify each run offline. Private preview. Hangar is in an internal trial, and access is by invitation. Operated by TALOS Defence Pty Ltd, ABN 24 696 691 906. Australian owned and operated. Site: https://gethangar.au Contact: support@gethangar.au ## Public pages - [Measured costs and output agreement](https://gethangar.au/#engineering) - [Platform](https://gethangar.au/#platform) - [Model catalogue and supported workloads](https://gethangar.au/#catalogue) - [Bring your workload](https://gethangar.au/#workflow) - [Questions](https://gethangar.au/#questions) - [Terms](https://gethangar.au/terms) - [Website privacy](https://gethangar.au/privacy) - [Complete public text](https://gethangar.au/llms-full.txt) The website distinguishes measured engineering results from the platform's intended user journey. Synthetic tests are not customer results or a service-level guarantee. A signed run record is not a certification of compliance. Website hosting and aggregate analytics may be processed outside Australia; customer workload handling is a separate service arrangement. ## Landing page Private preview Your AI application.Running in Australia. Bring your model or choose one from our catalogue. See which Australian runtime meets your quality and speed targets at the lowest measured cost. Get a signed record of the run. Get early access Explore the platform (#platform) ⅡPause motion ### Tested in Sydney and Melbourne by TALOS Defence. Meet the company Compute costAbout two-thirds lower Compute cost per correct call summary in our synthetic banking test, comparing our initial and tuned Trainium2 setups in Melbourne. Output agreement187 of 192 matched exactly In a separate test, the Sydney H100 and Melbourne Trainium2 produced byte-identical summaries for the same synthetic calls at eight concurrent requests. Run evidenceVerifiable offline Download the signed record. A reviewer can check the recorded release and environment even after the compute has shut down. What counted as a correct summary?+ In our 25 October 2026 test, a synthetic call had a known answer for each required field. A wrap-up had to return every field correctly to count. We compared compute cost per 1,000 accepted wrap-ups across configurations that met the same five-second p95 response-time target. The separate cross-city figure measures agreement between outputs. Customer pricing and savings depend on traffic and the checks the workload must pass. Request the engineering evidence ### What will it cost to run your app here? A GPU hourly rate only gets you so far. Hangar measures how much useful work you get for that hour, at the speed your users need. Choose where it runs. If a customer requires Melbourne, put that in the brief. Review the locations for compute, storage, logs and backups before the workload runs. Data location Cut the cost per useful answer. Give us examples of a good result and a response-time limit. Our specialist engineers compare supported runtimes at your expected load and show you what each passing output costs. Inference economics Give your reviewer a receipt. When a customer asks which release ran and where, hand them the signed record. They can verify it on their own machine without access to your cloud account. Independent verification ### Pick a catalogue model.Or bring your own. Tell us what goes in and what a good result looks like. We’ll confirm which model and city support it in the private preview. Reasoning and chatAnswer questions about a case file. Test the answers against examples your subject-matter experts have approved. Speech and call summariesStart with audio for transcription or an existing transcript for wrap-up. Check whether the summary captures the issue, outcome and follow-up. Documents and imagesExtract the fields your application needs from forms, scans and correspondence. Check the values against a known answer. Classification and triageReturn a category your software can act on, such as “needs review”. Measure missed cases alongside the cost per decision. When your app needs to run code Ask about an isolated CPU sandbox for the tool step. Specify which services it may contact and review the signed execution record alongside the model run. ### Bring one workload. A description is enough for the first conversation. Keep customer data and model files in your environment until we agree how the trial will handle them. Tell us what you’re running - 01Set the acceptance test Choose a representative task, expected traffic, response-time target and the region your customer needs. - 02Compare it with today’s setup Review cost per accepted result, latency and examples that failed. See whether switching pays at your volume. - 03Choose the runtime and keep the evidence You approve the environment for the preview run. Your team gets the signed record to verify and share with its reviewers. ### Before you bring a workload How do I get started?+ Request an invitation with your email. When we follow up, a description of the task, its volume and any location requirements is enough to check fit. Keep customer records and model weights out of the enquiry. Can I bring a model I already use?+ Yes. Bring an open-weight model or a fine-tune you have the rights to run. We check compatibility and use examples you approve to compare its outputs with your current application. You can also start with a supported catalogue model. The team confirms model and regional availability during the private preview. Can I specify Melbourne or Sydney?+ Tell us which city your workload requires. Before a preview run we document where inference, storage, logs and backups will sit, who can access them, retention periods and any external tool destinations. You can review those details before providing workload data. The public website signup is covered by its own privacy notice. How do you work out whether I would save money?+ Take a call summary as an example. We count summaries that pass your checks, measure response time at your expected traffic and divide the compute bill by the accepted count. We compare that figure with your current setup and identify standby, storage and other charges separately. That gives you a basis for a buying decision. What can my reviewer verify?+ A signed run record identifies the recorded workload release and execution environment. Your reviewer can check the signature and fingerprints offline and detect changes to the record. Model quality is assessed against the workload’s acceptance tests. Your organisation determines how that evidence supports its obligations. Who is behind Hangar?+ Hangar is a product of TALOS Defence, an Australian-owned and operated technology company working on national security and critical systems. Engineering evidence and further security information are available on request. Access by invitation ### Request early access Leave your email. We’ll get in touch about the workload you want to run and the Australian region you need. Email address Request early access Leave this field empty TALOS Defence keeps your request for up to 90 days in Cloudflare’s global storage. Privacy notice (https://gethangar.au/privacy#collect) ## Terms of use ### 1. Who we are Hangar is a TALOS Defence product. TALOS Defence Pty Ltd, ABN 24 696 691 906, operates Hangar and this website. In these terms, "we" and "us" mean TALOS Defence Pty Ltd. "You" means the person or organisation that uses this website. For questions, write to support@gethangar.au. Send security matters to security@gethangar.au. ### 2. What these terms cover These terms cover the gethangar.au website. Hangar is in an internal trial, and access is by invitation. ### 3. Using this website - You can read this website and link to it. - Do not attack this website, or any system that you do not have authority to test. - Report a security matter to security@gethangar.au. ### 4. No warranty and limited liability We supply this website as these terms describe it. To the extent the law allows, we give no other warranties. To the extent the law allows, we are not liable for any loss that comes from the use of this website. Nothing in these terms excludes a right under the Australian Consumer Law that the law does not let us exclude. ### 5. Privacy Our privacy notice (https://gethangar.au/privacy) tells you how we handle personal information. ### 6. Changes and law We can change these terms. We give notice of a change on this page. The law of Victoria applies to these terms. ## Website privacy ### What this page covers This page covers the gethangar.au website. Hangar is a TALOS Defence product. TALOS Defence Pty Ltd, ABN 24 696 691 906, operates this site. The TALOS Defence privacy policy at talosdefence.com.au/trust/privacy covers everything else. ### What we collect on this site When you request early access, TALOS Defence collects your email address so we can contact you about the Hangar private preview. We store the address, the submission time, the purpose and the version of this notice. A keyed digest of the address identifies the record. Cloudflare Workers KV is a global service. Your sign-up record may be stored or processed outside Australia. It expires 90 days after the latest successful submission. Signing up sends no automatic email. You can ask for removal by writing to support@gethangar.au. Cloudflare receives connection metadata, including your IP address, when it serves this site. If we enable sign-up rate limiting, the Worker uses a short-lived counter keyed by a digest of your IP address. The sign-up record contains no IP address. The form handler does not log addresses or form contents. Ordinary visitors receive no analytics cookies. An authorised Director preview link sets a Secure, HttpOnly cookie for up to 30 days to reach the private application. The network that serves the site may also set security cookies. All fonts, scripts and images used by the holding page are served from this site. We count page views and a small set of events, such as opening an email link or reaching halfway down the page. These are counts, not unique visitor identities. 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Customer runtime data handling is covered separately in the terms agreed for that service. Email to support@gethangar.au goes to a TALOS Defence mailbox. Its data is stored in Australia. We use your message only to reply to you and to keep a record of the correspondence. ### Requests sent through the earlier form An earlier version of this site had a request form. We delete a request from that form within 90 days of receipt. If a request became an agreement with TALOS Defence, we keep its record for seven years. This is the company's record-keeping period. ### Your choices You can ask to see, correct or delete your information. Write to support@gethangar.au. ### Australian Privacy Principles We handle personal information under the Australian Privacy Principles. ### Contact Send privacy questions and complaints to support@gethangar.au. If our answer does not resolve your complaint, you can complain to the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner. 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