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Future of Computing:
3 Pathways

Traditional stacks are costly, brittle, and slow to change.

Wantware aligns intent with execution in a unified EcoSync, giving you three
proven paths to transform faster, operate safer, and reduce waste.

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Every organization is at a different point in its journey.
In step 2, pick the pathway you need now—modernize, optimize, or future-proof.

Step 1: Assess Fit

Establish if Essence supports the target platform and environment. Validate prerequisites and confirm where wantware adds the most value.

All interactions with Essence are via Aptivs. Everywhere there is Essence, Aptivs run without modifications. They are truly platform independent. Essence for Linux currently enables Aptivs to run on 50+ Linux distros, without modification. All of the above operating systems are in our roadmap.

Step 2: Decide

Choose your pathway—Optimize, Modernize, or Futureproof—based on timeline, risk, and goals.

Future of Computing: 3 Pathways

Choose a track that matches where you are today—get quick gains by integrating what you have,
modernize without disruption, or go all-in on wantware for maximum adaptability.

Path 1 — Optimize

Minimal change. Immediate gains.

Integrate existing code with wantware to boost performance, reliability, and security—no wholesale rewrites.

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Path 2 — Modernize

Blend legacy + wantware.

Create an exit ramp from legacy systems—keep what works, replace what hurts, and improve explainability and scale.

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Path 3 — Futureproof

Go code-free. Gain full composability.

Replace fixed code with wantware for maximum adaptability, interoperability, and trust-by-design.

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Path 1 — Pros & Cons
Optimize (Minimal change)
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Path 2 — Pros & Cons
Modernize (Upgrade what works)
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Path 3 — Pros & Cons
Transform (Fresh start)
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Flow diagram showing source code packaging, processing, and live updating with Essence.
In this example, the Jewel product incorporates browser engines Webkit and Chromium. The browser engine source code is packaged as PowerAptivs, processed on-device, and updated live without reboots for maximum control.

Flow diagram showing source code packaging, processing, and live updating with Essence.
In this example, we have the illumin8 product running on multiple devices. There’s a device driver update that needs to be packaged as a PowerAptiv.

Flow diagram showing Snackstore Wantware Example — Natural Language Dialog—not NLP or Conversational AI—to machine instructions.
A sample app showing wantware using NLD (Natural Language Dialog), transforming meaning into different representations (non-technical, technical, and machine instructions) that results in a working app.

What’s Inside of a wantware-powered Browser?

Jewel is a revolutionary new way to experience the web. We will use it as an example Aptiv.

Jewel is an Aptiv used to browse, analyze, and extract information from webpages using HTML5, JavaScript, CSS, and WebGL with DOM (document object model).  Simply put, users of Jewel can create/interact/control their experiences without being a coder.

  • Core Abilities
  • Power Aptivs
  • Combined Aptivs

Watch the video – Jewel Prototype in Creator Mode

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