Reserved GPU capacity
Dedicated single-tenant bare-metal GPU capacity for training and inference.
What it does
Dedicated single-tenant bare-metal GPU capacity for training and inference.
- Training and fine-tuning
- Production inference
- Neocloud capacity
- Owned GPU hardware colocation
- Bridge deployments on stalled sites
- On-premises CUI and ITAR scope reduction
- Category
- Compute and accelerators
- Users
- AI teams needing dedicated GPU clusters, Neoclouds and GPU marketplaces, Defense and CMMC compliance teams, Owners of stalled infrastructure sites with unused power
- Public API
- Not offered
Not yet disclosed: deployment options, platforms, languages and support channels.
Pricing
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Security and compliance
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- Single-tenant bare-metal capacity
- Tenant separation
- Encryption
- Granular sharing
- Physical compute boundary
- Deployment boundary definition
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