COMPUTEGPU / CPU
We start with models, precision and concurrent requests. Usable throughput is validated against the workload.
PRIVATE AI INFRASTRUCTURE
Compute, data and energy designed together. Private infrastructure must serve its workload and work where it will be installed.
Start with requirementsSystem performance depends on how components work together. We address bottlenecks during design, before installation.
We start with models, precision and concurrent requests. Usable throughput is validated against the workload.
Weights, context, cache and runtime all need space. We size memory before selecting the GPU count.
We separate datasets, models and operational data, defining capacity, concurrent access, retention and recovery.
Speed, topology and interconnects follow data flows. Each network class requires validation of nodes, switches and cabling.
Continuous load, peaks, runtime and site capacity all inform the electrical design.
We design airflow and thermal density. Liquid cooling requires compatible components and site infrastructure.
Inventory, metrics, access controls and alert thresholds make infrastructure status visible.
Local development and a dedicated environment.
Shared resources, access controls and internal services.
Multiple workloads, integrations and operational continuity.
Compute, networking and power organised into a manageable system.
Compute, power and cooling sized as a single installation.
We agree on objectives and acceptance criteria. Sizing and proposals depend on the workload, site and required service level.
Define what needs to run, on which data and for how many users.
Estimate compute, memory, storage, consumption and growth headroom.
Check compatibility, site conditions, networking, power and cooling.
Configure, install and commission against agreed acceptance criteria.
Define monitoring, maintenance and the scope of support.
Plan upgrades based on measured usage.
Keeping data and models locally can reduce cloud dependency and network latency. Access controls, backups, updates and an operating plan are still required.
We also compare hybrid architectures across initial investment, energy, maintenance, licensing and utilisation to identify the sustainable solution for your workload.
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