Zo

IBM 709 mainframe, 1958

Tufts Computer User Group, 1975

Apple II, 1977

Netscape Navigator 1.0, 1994

iPhone, 2007

ChatGPT, November 2022

In the beginning, there were mainframes—colossal machines, accessible only to experts at the largest institutions. But through the efforts of visionaries and communities like the Homebrew Computer Club, the computer became personal. Over two decades, we connected all the computers to the internet, and computing became social.

Today, thanks to everything we've created on the internet, computers are learning to talk. But are you really talking to your own computer? No—it's an anonymous server, operated by a large institution in some data center far, far away.

Nvidia Blackwell, 2024

IBM 709 mainframe, 1958

Servers are like the mainframes of the mid-1900s. They're powerful and enable new computing capabilities, but most people only use them indirectly.

We can change this. Just as the graphical user interface made early personal computers accessible to non-experts, conversational AI can make server computing accessible to everyone.

Macintosh Desktop (1984)

NeXTstep (1992)

Windows 7 (2009)

zo.computer
the autonomous personal computer

The way we use computers

is changing.

Today, thanks to everything we've created on the internet, computers are learning to talk. But are you really talking to your own computer? No—it's an anonymous server, operated by a large institution in some data center far, far away.

Servers are like the mainframes of the mid-1900s. They're powerful and enable new computing capabilities, but most people only use them indirectly.

We can change this. Just as the graphical user interface made early personal computers accessible to non-experts, conversational AI can make server computing accessible to everyone.

Zo is the next evolution of the personal computer:

A virtual computer running in the cloud, with the best internet connection on Earth.

A computer where you pay only for the time you use, and can switch your hardware specs at any time.

A computer designed from the ground up for collaboration with AI.

It's time for the computer

to change.

ζῷον (zoion)
“living being”

Introducing Zo—the

autonomous

personal computer.

zo.computerthe autonomous personal computer

The way we use computers

is changing.

Today, thanks to everything we've created on the internet, computers are learning to talk. But are you really talking to your own computer? No—it's an anonymous server, operated by a large institution in some data center far, far away.

Servers are like the mainframes of the mid-1900s. They're powerful and enable new computing capabilities, but most people only use them indirectly.

We can change this. Just as the graphical user interface made early personal computers accessible to non-experts, conversational AI can make server computing accessible to everyone.

Zo is the next evolution of the personal computer:

A virtual computer running in the cloud, with the best internet connection on Earth.

A computer where you pay only for the time you use, and can switch your hardware specs at any time.

A computer designed from the ground up for collaboration with AI.

It's time for the computer

to change.

ζῷον (zoion)“living being”

Introducing Zo—the

autonomous

personal computer.

zo.computer
the autonomous personal computer

ζῷον (zoion)
“living being”