NetActuate

NetActuate's server gives AI assistants current, read-only access to the network information NetActuate publishes, so answers come from netactuate.com rather than from whatever a model half-remembers. Ask about the global footprint and get current answers: where NetActuate has data centers and what each one publishes about power, cooling, physical security, connectivity and carrier access; which compliance certifications, such as HIPAA, SOC 2 and ISO 27001, apply at which site; where NetActuate peers across the internet exchange map; which points of presence are nearest a target market; and what NetActuate's products, solutions and published pricing say, from Media Substrate for live video to bare metal and anycast. It also knows what runs on that network and how to build on it: the apps in NetActuate's marketplace, from partners such as Wowza and Broadpeak and open-source projects, with each listing's licensing and, for most, its setup guide; and NetActuate's technical docs, from cloud-init, Terraform and Ansible guides to the API reference, so "how do I create a VM through the API" gets the endpoint and the page that documents it. Every answer links back to the netactuate.com page it comes from, so it can be checked at the source. Every tool is read-only and needs no sign-in. The server exposes only information NetActuate publishes, plus where its VPU capacity is live: no customer or account data, and no ability to provision, change or delete anything.