Services

AI Infrastructure

Training and inference infrastructure sold wholesale, with the east-west fabric and power density that general-purpose hosting is not built to provide.

In short

What you get

GPU compute capacity, high-bandwidth cluster fabric, and density engineered for the power and cooling that accelerators require.

  • GPU capacity by the node or by the rack, reserved by term
  • Non-blocking east-west fabric for distributed training
  • High-density power and liquid-ready cooling in selected facilities
  • Inference capacity placed close to your users at the edge
Service specifications
Tenancy Dedicated single-tenant nodes and cabinets
Fabric RDMA-capable east-west transport, non-blocking within a cluster
Rack density High-density cabinets in selected facilities
Cooling Air by default; liquid-ready deployments in selected facilities
Egress Billed as wholesale IP transit against your commitment
Minimum term Reserved capacity from 12 months
Capabilities

How the service is delivered

GPU compute

Accelerated nodes reserved by term rather than by the hour, sized from single nodes to multi-rack clusters, with dedicated tenancy throughout.

Cluster fabric

Non-blocking east-west networking for multi-node training, with RDMA-capable transport and separate storage and management planes.

Power and cooling

High-density cabinets in facilities engineered for accelerator loads, with liquid-ready deployments available in selected markets.

Inference at the edge

Place inference capacity in the regions where your users are, using the same footprint that carries your transit.

Storage adjacency

High-throughput storage in the same fabric domain as compute, so dataset loading is not bottlenecked by the network.

Predictable egress

Egress billed as wholesale transit on a commit, not metered at retail cloud rates, which is usually the dominant cost in inference workloads.

How buying works

From inquiry to service in four steps

There is no online checkout for wholesale capacity. Every engagement starts with a scoping conversation and ends with a written agreement.

  1. Scope

    Tell us the regions, port speeds, and volumes you need. We confirm what we can deliver in each facility and by when.

  2. Quote

    You receive a written quote stating the commitment, the burst rate, the term, and the renewal basis. Nothing is conditional on a later conversation.

  3. Contract

    We sign a master service agreement and a service order per site. The SLA and acceptable use policy are incorporated by reference and published in full.

  4. Provision

    Ports and circuits in facilities where we are already present are typically delivered within five business days of order acceptance.

Get a quote for AI Infrastructure

Send us the regions and volumes you are planning for and a network engineer will reply with written pricing, including the commitment and term.