Infinity by ProjectX

People and AI agents who need to use heavy GPU applications like Blender, Isaac Sim, or PyTorch training are stuck with traditional computers that only let them run one app at a time, forcing everything else to queue, wait, or freeze. AI agents in particular are described as highly capable software trapped in interfaces designed for humans, limited to one cursor, one keyboard, and one action at a time via remote desktop style control. Today this means setting up local GPU drivers, managing a single machine's resources across competing workloads, and handing off work is cumbersome since sessions are tied to one device. The cost is wasted time waiting for apps to free up compute and an inability to let multiple apps or agents work in parallel.

Infinity is described as an OS built for AI agents that runs entirely in a browser tab, requiring no install or driver setup and working even on a Chromebook. Each app a user or agent launches gets its own dedicated compute and GPU, so multiple apps like Blender, VS Code, DaVinci Resolve, and Isaac Sim can run independently and simultaneously, including Windows and Linux apps in the same workspace. It offers a chat interface so agents can orchestrate GPU workloads by conversation, for example telling the system to launch Blender and render a specific frame. Other stated capabilities include per-app GPU telemetry to see live GPU usage, cold starts under a minute, and the ability to hand off a running workspace to a teammate by sending a link.