Sofia Core 6.0.0
Enterprise AI: DNA computing, RBAC, 10 LLM integrations
What it does
Sofia Core 6.0.0: Production AI infrastructure with biological computing. Enterprise: RBAC, rate limiting, audit logs, OpenTelemetry, Kubernetes, multi-region. Advanced AI: Neural-DNA hybrid (10× faster), cross-datacenter swarms, quantum temporal logic, federated learning. Integrations: 10+ LLMs (Gemini 2.0, Claude Opus 4, GPT-5, Ollama), LangChain plugin, AWS/GCP/Azure deploy. Performance: 10× faster compute, 50% less memory, 95% test coverage. MIT licensed, open source forever.
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