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Architecture and design, for whatever runs inside
Private cloud, public cloud, HPC or AI. We design it, build it and hand it over working. Twelve services, each scoped and priced on its own.
The catalogue
Twelve services on one price list
Grouped by what they are: the platform a customer ends up using, the accelerated compute on top of it, and the layer underneath that decides whether either of them works.
Cloud and HPC
Private cloudOne organisation's own cloud, on hardware it owns. Virtualisation, storage, backup, tenancy and a self-service portal.See the architecture →
Public cloudThe same, plus hard isolation, metering and a billing feed, so capacity can be sold on to somebody else.See the architecture →
HPC clusterParallel compute with a job scheduler, a low-latency interconnect and a parallel file system that keeps up.See the architecture →
Hybrid and migrationConnecting to what already runs elsewhere, and moving workloads across in waves with a tested way back.See the architecture →AI and accelerated
AI training clusterMulti-node GPU with checkpointing, gang scheduling and placement mapped to the physical topology.See the architecture →AI inference platformModel serving, batching and autoscaling, sized against the response time you promised your users.See the architecture →GPU as a serviceOne pool, partitioned into slices, with quotas, fair scheduling and chargeback across many teams.See the architecture →
Data and retrievalIngestion, embedding, a vector store and retrieval, so models answer from your content and not their memory.See the architecture →The layer underneath
Power and coolingRack layout, power distribution and liquid cooling designed for the density you actually intend to sell.See the architecture →Network and storageA non-blocking fabric and storage tiers fast enough that the accelerators never sit waiting.See the architecture →
Governance and keysPolicy gates, redaction, confidential compute and key custody, producing evidence as you run.See the architecture →
Cost and energyWhat one request costs to answer and the power it took, measured on your hardware rather than modelled.See the architecture →How we work
White-label, when a partner holds the customer
A colocation or data centre operator can put any of these twelve on their own price list. Their customer signs with them, and we sit behind the delivery.
- You hold the customer and the contract
- We scope the work with you and quote it to you
- Our engineers deliver under your name, to your process
- We never approach your customer directly
Step 01RequirementYou bring the customer's problem and constraints.
Step 02Scope and quoteWe define the work and give you a price you can mark up.
Step 03Design and buildDelivered on site, under your name, to your acceptance process.
Step 04Handover or runHand it to their team, or we keep running it monthly.
What lands
What you actually get at the end
Every engagement ends in the same shape, whether it is a four-node private cloud or a GPU cluster.
A working environment
Built, commissioned and tested against the design, not against a hope.
Runbooks and documentation
Written so a team who did not build it can operate it.
An evidence pack
Configuration, controls and test results an auditor will accept.
A named team
The engineers who built it, reachable afterwards, not a ticket queue.
Support
About design work
How is a project priced?
Fixed price against a defined scope. Where the customer wants us to keep running it afterwards, that is quoted separately as a monthly service rather than folded into the build.
Do you supply the hardware?
We specify it and can procure it, but it stays on your balance sheet. We are not trying to be in the hardware margin business.
Can you take over something half-built?
Often, yes. It usually starts with a short review of what exists so nobody is quoting against assumptions.
What if the customer only needs advice?
Then that is what they buy. A design and a costed build path is a perfectly good deliverable on its own.
Next step
Tell us what you are building and we will tell you what it needs.
An hour with our engineers, no charge. Bring a floor plan, a workload, or just the problem.