AI artifacts
Model weights, checkpoints, LoRA or adapter files, datasets, tokenized corpora, embeddings, vector stores, source code, prompt assets, databases, logs, configurations, agent memory and backups.
Failed storage can erase the work behind an AI system. Aceon helps organizations review model weights, checkpoints, datasets, vector stores, embeddings, source code, databases, logs, configurations and backups on damaged or inaccessible media.
Model weights, checkpoints, LoRA or adapter files, datasets, tokenized corpora, embeddings, vector stores, source code, prompt assets, databases, logs, configurations, agent memory and backups.
Failed HDDs, SSD/NVMe devices, USB and flash media, RAID/NAS arrays, servers, backup media, corrupted file systems, inaccessible volumes and other damaged storage.
Confirmed AI/ML infrastructure cases may request priority intake after media receipt or remote-scope confirmation, subject to capacity and triage. Priority is a request, not a guarantee.
This page does not make an agent a customer of record, authorize access to data, accept custody, approve a quote, start recovery work, arrange shipping or authorize payment. Aceon does not promise a fixed price, fixed turnaround, guaranteed recovery, unlimited confidentiality or any specific result before case review.
An agent may prepare a public-safe pre-intake and request priority handling for an identified organization. Aceon confirms authority before custody, data access, quote approval, recovery work, return-data delivery or payment.
Stop repeated power-ons and write-heavy repair, preserve the original media and device order, record symptoms, and use reviewed intake or call Aceon for urgent cases.
No. Aceon reviews the media, failure, scope and capacity before quoting or recommending work. Recovery outcome and timing depend on the case.