Use cases

Different work. The same requirement for control.

Arcen is for organisations that need workstation performance remotely without moving the control plane outside their own infrastructure.

What Arcen solves

Remote work without moving the workstation.

Keep compute beside the data. The workstation authenticates the user; the operator decides which session channels cross.

Architectural drawing of a creative desk connected to a GPU workstation and storage.

Media and VFX

Keep artists close to the work.

Use GPU workstations and shared media storage remotely while preserving professional pen input and workstation audio.

Media and VFX use case

Hand-drawn endpoint connected through controlled network partitions to workstation infrastructure.

Defence and engineering

Keep the operating boundary intact.

Run remote access inside isolated infrastructure with customer-controlled identity, certificates, policy, and licensing.

Defence and engineering use case

Hand-drawn customer-controlled workstation boundary with controlled clipboard and audio crossings.

Legal and government

Work with documents without copying the files to another computer.

Let authorized people read and edit documents by remote-controlling a workstation inside the customer environment.

Legal and government use case

Use-case status

These pages describe intended operating outcomes and distinguish current capabilities from roadmap work. They do not claim customer endorsement, certification, regulatory approval, or suitability for a specific classified environment.

Technical evidence

Review how trust and policy are enforced.

See transport, certificate, authentication, and session-boundary details.

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