Need GPUs?
We can help.

Three ways to supply the compute.

Use your existing cloud.

Keep inference within your approved cloud account and operating processes. We identify a suitable GPU instance, check the required region and capacity, and scope the network connection to your application. Existing cloud approval is a useful starting point; the selected configuration still needs to meet your workload.

Rent dedicated GPU infrastructure.

Use a provider-supplied GPU server or dedicated cluster when you need capacity outside your existing cloud. We compare the hardware, tenancy, connectivity and support boundary. You own the account and contract directly with the provider, with compute billed separately from our services.

Place your hardware in colocation.

For customer-owned servers, we help define the infrastructure requirements and deployment scope. A complete quote needs hardware, power, cooling, network circuits, cross-connects and remote hands. Server procurement, installation and replacement responsibilities must also be assigned. Colocation supplies a physical environment; it is not instant GPU capacity.

Choose against the actual workload.

Selection starts with the model, runtime compatibility, memory, context length and expected concurrency. We also assess the exact region and available configuration, shared or exclusive resources, private connectivity, storage and operating ownership. A provider's region list alone does not confirm the GPU you need is available there.

A bounded decision, then implementation.

The $2,500 readiness sprint can include compute sourcing for one target environment, with up to two provider comparisons in the agreed scope. You receive a capacity and cost assessment, an ownership map, and the proposed implementation boundary. The sprint includes no installation and is a separate fee.

Deployment and application integration are priced separately. When your infrastructure and scope are already established, you can proceed directly to implementation. Compare implementation scope and pricing →