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The problem
Students needed access to twenty two different lab environments, from AI and cybersecurity to CAD and game development, without the college buying and maintaining twenty two rooms of desktops. Existing machines were ageing, and the software licensing alone was becoming unmanageable.
What we did
We started at the floor. Room layout, rack positions, containment and precision cooling, then the platform on top: control plane, storage, GPU pool and a branded portal students log into. Labs were delivered in three phases so the first six were in use while the rest were still being built.
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The outcome
Twenty two labs are live and serving over four thousand concurrent users, with headroom designed in to reach eight thousand. Existing desktops became thin clients rather than landfill, and the college now runs one environment instead of twenty two.
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Name, Title, Vidyavardhaka College of EngineeringWatch
A short film from the site, from empty room to running platform.

Support
Twelve months across three phases, with the first labs live in month four.
The college operates it, with support from us.
Yes. The same pattern applies to any institution with a lot of specialised environments and not enough rooms.
Next step
An hour with our engineers, no charge. Bring a floor plan, a workload, or just the problem.