We build each platform around what you actually have: the GPUs you own, the ones you can rent, and the network between them.
We meet you there. Choose the one closest to your setup, or let the assessment choose for you.
Not sure which you are? Seven questions give you a starting point.
Take the assessmentSometimes a hosted API is the better answer. We will tell you so before you buy a GPU, and still help you do it well.
Which fits you?From a hosted API to hardware that never leaves your building, we match each workload to the level it needs.
Prompts, documents, and outputs are processed on infrastructure you control, in a place you chose. Residency and regulatory questions get simpler.
Per-token pricing grows with every request. Owned capacity is a fixed cost that gets cheaper per request at sustained volume.
You pin the version. No surprise deprecations, quiet behavior changes, or repricing.
The model sits next to your data and users. No one else's rate limits or outages.
The right open-weight model for each task, tuned and sized for your workload.
Prompts, documents, and outputs are processed on infrastructure you control, in a place you chose. Residency and regulatory questions get simpler.
Per-token pricing grows with every request. Owned capacity is a fixed cost that gets cheaper per request at sustained volume.
You pin the version. No surprise deprecations, quiet behavior changes, or repricing.
The model sits next to your data and users. No one else's rate limits or outages.
The right open-weight model for each task, tuned and sized for your workload.
These have the most to gain, because for them the data is the business.
Account records, positions, underwriting, and research are the firm's edge, and regulators expect you to know where they are processed.
Notes, claims, and clinical questions all touch protected health information. Keeping it on your systems keeps compliance scope small.
Contracts, case files, and client communications are easier to keep confidential when no outside provider sees them.
Open-weight models on your own hardware run on networks with no internet access, with nothing phoning home.
At high request rates, latency and cost per request decide the economics. Running the model next to the workload controls both.
Coding assistants and internal agents read your repositories, designs, and roadmaps. Keep them off someone else's servers.
Model servers, gateways, autoscalers, and GPU operators all meet at the Kubernetes API. Build on it and the platform runs the same on owned metal, a cloud account, or rented GPUs.
# abridged
apiVersion: apps/v1
kind: Deployment
metadata:
name: [YOUR MODEL]
spec:
replicas: 2
template:
spec:
containers:
- name: model-server
image: [YOUR MODEL SERVER]
resources:
limits:
nvidia.com/gpu: 1
Not every GPU cloud fits every workload. Whether you run entirely in the cloud or add capacity to what you own, we find the providers that fit and test them before you commit.
Which GPUs are free today, which need a reservation, and how fast a new node starts.
Reserved, on-demand, or preemptible, matched to how steady your traffic really is.
Data terms, who can reach the host, and whether attestation is supported.
Regions near your users and data, private connectivity, and what moving data out costs.
Bring your own operating system and Kubernetes, or use theirs. Either way it joins the same gateway.
Uptime commitments, how fast failed hardware is replaced, and a person to call.
Often the right answer is more than one provider, so one provider's shortage or outage never becomes yours.
Not sure where to start? Take the seven-question assessmentFrom a hosted API to hardware that never leaves your building, we match each workload to the level it needs.
One platform design, four ways to run it. Start with one and move to another without rebuilding.
Your hardware in your racks. Most control, most predictable cost, for steady workloads and sensitive data.
Your own cloud accounts. Quick to start, elastic, no hardware to buy.
Both, run as one platform, with the same deployments, gateway, and dashboards.
Owned capacity for the baseline, rented capacity for the peak.
Owned GPUs carry steady demand at a fixed cost. Spikes overflow through the same gateway to rented capacity, which drains when demand falls. Callers never change an endpoint.
Hypervisors, local storage, immutable operating systems
Open-weight models tuned for your GPUs
Inference aware load balancing and failover
Private mesh networks, internal endpoints, single sign-on
NVIDIA is one of the platforms we have worked with most, especially its paired CPU and GPU designs: Grace with Hopper, Grace with Blackwell, and Vera with Rubin. A fast, coherent link between processor and accelerator changes how a platform should be built, and we design for it.