Corbenic AI launches Galahad beta for secure AI memory

Oct 1, 2026
Corbenic AI has released the Galahad beta, which encrypts AI working memory, separates customer data and records activity for investigation. It supports vLLM, SGLang and llama.cpp.

Corbenic AI announced in a press release the beta launch of Galahad, a tool that encrypts stored AI working memory and separates each customer's information. It works with existing AI software without requiring changes to the underlying model.

Developers can record activity passing through Galahad, review it and restore an earlier version of memory stored on the server. The restoration feature cannot reverse external actions, such as sent emails or shared information.

Galahad can also reuse completed processing when users return to the same documents. Corbenic AI said internal tests involving repeated questions reduced GPU energy use by 92 to 93 percent.

The beta supports vLLM, SGLang and llama.cpp. Corbenic AI offers a renewable 12 month license at no cost for noncommercial use on systems with one GPU, alongside paid business licenses.

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