Hardware, from one workstation to a multi-rack pod.
We size the system from your workload, source it through authorized distribution channels, and commission it so it is productive on handover. One contract covers delivery, installation and warranty.
Data centre GPU servers
Air- and liquid-cooled multi-GPU servers for training, fine-tuning and high-volume inference.
Workstations
Desktop and rack workstations for model development, simulation and visual computing teams.
Edge and embedded
Compact systems for factories, vehicles, hospitals and sites with limited power and no data centre.
Networking and storage
High-speed fabrics and parallel storage sized so the GPUs are never waiting for data.
Typical engagements
| Scale | Typical use | What we deliver |
|---|---|---|
| Single node | Pilot, department assistant, private fine-tuning | One GPU server or workstation, installed, configured and benchmarked on your models |
| Rack | Production inference for one organization | Servers, switching and storage in one rack, with power and cooling plan and serving software |
| Multi-rack pod | National or enterprise AI platform | Pod design, phased procurement, facility coordination, commissioning and operator training |
From sizing to lifecycle.
Every engagement covers the same four stages, so nothing is left for you to discover after the hardware arrives.
Sizing
From tokens per day, model size and latency targets to GPU count, memory, interconnect, storage and power draw.
Sourcing
Systems and components procured through authorized distribution channels, with lead times confirmed before you commit.
Integration
Rack, power and cooling planning with your facilities team, then installation, burn-in and the software stack.
Lifecycle
Warranty handling, spares, firmware and driver updates, and a path to expand the cluster as demand grows.
Is your facility ready?
The four questions that decide whether a system can be installed on your timeline. We help you answer them.
Power
Available kilowatts per rack, redundancy and the electrical work needed to connect.
Cooling
Whether air is enough or the room needs liquid cooling, and what that changes.
Space and weight
Rack positions, floor loading and access for delivery.
Network
Uplinks, switching and the security zone the system will sit in.
Describe the system you have in mind.
Even a rough workload is enough for a first configuration and lead-time estimate.