Compute power is not defined by hardware count alone.
CREAIM defines compute power as the ability to structure the computational space, reduce unnecessary states, preserve valid work, recover from failure and route residual work to the right executor.
MetaCore coordinates Runtime Spaces, scheduling, state movement, recovery and evidence across execution boundaries.
MetaCore Capability Surface
State Reduction
Reduce states that no longer need evaluation.
Recursive MetaCore
Coordinate Runtime Spaces across boundaries.
Recovery + Replay
Checkpoint and deterministically replay execution.
Evidence Export
Preserve result hashes and claim boundaries.
Hybrid Routing
Route to CPU / GPU / HPC / future QPU.
Autonomous Decision
Self-directed runtime verdict selection.
Distributed capability has a cost. We show it.
Search work increased as distributed and recovery capabilities were added. This is tracked as Runtime Orchestration Overhead, not marketed as a speed improvement.
Runtime Space
Logical computational spaces, not physical CPU cores.
MetaCore
Coordinates scheduling, state movement, repartition and execution.
Recovery
Checkpoint, crash recovery and deterministic replay.
Evidence
Hashes, result identity, state conservation and claim boundaries.