Lagrange Joins the Oracle Partner Network to Deploy DeepProve in Defense and Government Settings

Lagrange Labs has joined the Oracle Partner Network, building verifiable AI use cases on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) sovereign and mission-cloud solutions, platforms specifically engineered for defense, aerospace, and government agencies. Through this collaboration, Lagrange is extending DeepProve into OCI’s high-assurance environments, enabling cryptographic verification of AI models, sensor data, and mission workflows operating in secure, sovereign systems.

Verifiable Intelligence on Sovereign Infrastructure

Modern defense and government systems depend on complex, multi-source intelligence pipelines—each containing machine learning models, sensors, and data transformations that must be trusted under the highest stakes. Traditional validation methods rely on procedural oversight, audits, or operator trust.

DeepProve replaces that trust with mathematical certainty. Using zero-knowledge proofs, every AI model decision, sensor reading, and mission computation can be cryptographically verified without exposing underlying data or proprietary model parameters. By bringing DeepProve into Oracle’s sovereign and mission-cloud ecosystems, Lagrange makes this level of verifiable assurance deployable within classified and national mission environments where privacy, security, and correctness cannot be compromised.

‍Mission-Ready Cloud, Proof-Driven AI

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) provides sovereign and mission-cloud solutions specifically designed for defense, aerospace, and government workloads. These isolated, high-security environments are engineered to meet stringent operational, compliance, and data-sovereignty requirements.

Lagrange’s integration focuses on three key dimensions of mission assurance:

1. AI Verification: DeepProve generates cryptographic proofs that verify AI inference and model integrity, ensuring outputs reflect authorized models and unaltered data.
2. Sensor Provenance: Streaming data from satellites, sensors, or tactical assets can be cryptographically validated—proving its source, integrity, and chain of custody.
3. Workflow Integrity: End-to-end proofs confirm that mission-critical workflows execute as intended, without tampering or unauthorized modification.

Together, these capabilities transform cloud-hosted AI into a proof-based intelligence system—one that’s faster to deploy, easier to audit, and resistant to both adversarial manipulation and insider error.

Scaling Assurance Across the Defense Stack

By combining OCI’s mission-cloud infrastructure with DeepProve’s proof systems, sovereign entities will be able to embed verifiability directly into their operational pipelines. This collaboration represents more than cloud integration; it’s an architectural shift. Verifiability is no longer a compliance afterthought, it’s a first-class property of the mission stack, across autonomous reconnaissance, situational awareness, classified analytics, and more.

With Oracle’s secure cloud as the backbone and DeepProve as the verification layer, tamper-proof intelligence becomes deployable infrastructure. This signals a major step forward in Lagrange’s mission to transform verifiable AI into an operational capability for sovereign and defense systems worldwide.