Trusted Open AI.
Connected to the Physical World.

DNY Cross Border Group grew from cross-border trade into a technology group that builds trusted, open AI and Physical Super Intelligence infrastructure for Australian industry, and commercialises it through eleven focused ventures.

Sydney
Headquarters
11
Core ventures
Multi
Model, cloud & hardware
How the Group Fits Together

One group, five layers

Each layer builds on the one below it. Every venture inherits the same trusted data, identity and audit foundation instead of rebuilding it.

  1. Applied Ventures & Industry SolutionsIndependent ventures and industry projectsEleven focused ventures, from drones and robotics to trade, building materials, EV accessories and cultural heritage, each with its own customers and business model, built on shared group infrastructure.
  2. OPC + FDE NetworkTalent, nodes and industry deliveryHubs and members, one-person companies and FDEs, matched to real demand and delivering remotely, with DNY as the local partner.
  3. Open Physical SI LayerConnecting AI to the physical worldThe unified connection layer between trusted AI and real devices: drones, robots, edge systems, vision and sensor networks, vendor-neutral and auditable.
  4. Trusted & Open AI InfrastructureDigital intelligence infrastructureOpen models, AI agents, APIs and private or hybrid deployment, multi-model, multi-cloud and licence-aware, operated as an accountable Australian service.
  5. Trusted Data, Identity & Verification FoundationWhat makes every layer verifiableA Trusted Data Space with provenance, permissions, versioning, identity and audit, so that data, models, devices and decisions can be traced and verified.
What We Build

Two capabilities, one trust model

Digital

Trusted & Open AI Infrastructure

Open and open-weight models, AI agents and private or hybrid deployment, multi-model, multi-cloud and licence-aware, on a foundation where data sources, permissions and AI actions can be verified.

AI Infrastructure
Physical

Physical SI

The same trusted AI, connected to drones, robots, edge devices and industrial systems, so machines can perceive, decide and act, and every action can be traced to an identity and a permission.

Physical SI

Deployed through the OPC + FDE network into built environment, logistics, cross-border trade and enterprise.

Ventures

Eleven ventures on shared infrastructure

Each venture keeps its own customers and business model while reusing the group’s trusted AI and physical intelligence infrastructure.

Parts & Components

Drone & Robotics Components

Complete aircraft for construction, agriculture and inspection, plus replacement props, airframe parts, servos and components for drones and industrial robots. Tell us the application or the part number and quantity.

Why Now, Why Australia

A real adoption gap in the physical economy

12%
of Australian businesses used AI in 2024–25, up from 1% in 2021–22 (ABS)
89%
of organisations use some open source in their AI stack; 63% use an open model (Linux Foundation, 2025)
A$22b
annual enterprise procurement behind the Buy Australian AI Partnership (DISR, 2026)
1%
reported AI use in Transport, Postal & Warehousing, the physical-economy gap we target (ABS)

Sources: Australian Bureau of Statistics, Characteristics of Australian Business 2024–25; Linux Foundation Research, 2025; Australian Department of Industry, Science and Resources / National AI Centre, 2025–2026. Figures record whether a business reported AI use, not intensity of use.

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