In developmentThe workload comes first.
For customers who need compute capacity, not a facility. We are developing a managed GPU offering on dedicated energy and infrastructure. The U.S. pilot is the starting point.
Illustrative example · index of 6 Oct 2026Establish the cluster, storage and interconnect requirements alongside power and cooling.
The development scope follows the workload. Tell us what you intend to run, the control you need, your preferred location and the expected duration. You provide the workloads, software and data.
Requirement explorer, not a capacity quote. Live GPU availability and service launch dates are not currently published.
Treat the cluster as a system.
- 01Private capacity with a defined purpose.
Develop dedicated clusters and bare-metal infrastructure around training, fine-tuning or inference requirements.
- 02Treat the cluster as a system.
Align interconnect, network architecture and GPU-optimised storage with the workload, data and operating model.
- 03Connect compute to the physical design.
Bring rack density, cooling, power distribution and commissioning into the same deployment specification.
- 04Define the service before deployment.
Develop compute-management, support and service responsibilities with specialist providers and the customer.
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