Blunom Launches Sovereign AI Control Plane for Enterprise Governance

Jun 10, 2026
Blunom has introduced Blunom.ai, a secure agentic AI orchestration platform that enables enterprises and AI service providers to deploy and manage production-ready AI agents across data centers and cloud environments.

Blunom has announced the public preview of Blunom.ai, described as a Secure Agentic AI Orchestration Platform and Sovereign AI Control Plane, according to a press release. The platform is designed to help enterprises and AI service providers deploy and govern production-ready AI agents within data centers and cloud environments.

Blunom.ai integrates models, agents, tools, and data into a unified system that supports both technical and non-technical users. It includes an AI Firewall for intellectual property protection, a TokenOps module for cost control, and an Agent Studio for building AI workflows without extensive coding. The platform supports multi-tenant, single-tenant, and private VPC deployments.

The company is collaborating with system integrators and managed service providers to deliver packaged AI solutions. Partners include SnapSoft, an AWS Generative AI Competency Partner, and AG Consulting Partners, which is working with Blunom on AI assessments and deployment strategies for specific industries.

Blunom has also joined the AWS Global Startup Partner Program, giving its customers access to new cloud technologies. Organizations can request access to the public preview of Blunom.ai through the company’s website.

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