An Australian trusted, open AI group
DNY Cross Border Group builds the commercial layer between global open-source AI and Australian enterprise and industry. We create value at the commercialisation layer — localisation, security, integration, operations and support — rather than training a new foundation model.
Access to models is not deployment
Open models lowered the barrier to experimentation, but production deployment needs a far broader operating stack: model selection, licence review, data controls, identity, integration, monitoring, evaluation, security, incident handling and ongoing support.
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 are indicative and record whether a business reported AI use, not intensity.
How we build
Australian-led
Governance, data rules, standards adaptation and industry application grounded in Australian law, market and industry needs.
Open collaboration
Open to global quality technology, models, data and research — not dependent on a single country, supplier or technology route.
Trust first
Verifiable, traceable and auditable mechanisms for data source, version, permission, update and call.
Industry first
Start from real industry projects with clear data foundations and practical value.
Standardised interfaces
APIs, data dictionaries, unified identifiers and standardised structures connect different platforms and systems.
Clear IP
Each party keeps existing IP; new data, derived results and joint work are assigned by specific agreement.
Consistent with Australia’s national direction
Australia’s National AI Plan focuses on domestic capability, smart infrastructure, adoption, responsible practice and international engagement, with the National AI Centre supporting practical industry adoption. In 2026 the Buy Australian AI Partnership connected Australian AI companies with large enterprise buyers — recognising that promising technology still needs help with procurement, governance and deployment.
Australian Open Source AI AllianceThe group in one line
Australia’s trusted, open AI platform — a deployment layer that makes open AI safe, governed and production-ready, from enterprise agents to robotics and physical AI, with applied ventures across the physical economy.