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Inference and Training Engineering
Capacity that holds under load.
Our engineers design, build, and tune the GPU and TPU capacity your models run on: cluster topology, scheduling, the serving stack, and the orchestration that keeps training and inference work moving. In your cloud, your own racks, or a site with no path to the outside.
What you get
Hardware that earns what it costs.
Most accelerator fleets run far below what they are paid for, and the teams using them wait anyway. We take the capacity you have, or the capacity you are about to buy, and make it carry the work: higher utilization, predictable latency when demand spikes, and headroom you can plan against.
You finish with a platform your teams can serve themselves from, sized against what they actually use, and an operations routine your own people can run.
The work
From topology to throughput.
- Cluster design. Accelerator selection, interconnect and topology, storage bandwidth, and failure domains that keep one bad node from taking the fleet with it.
- Scheduling and queueing. Who gets capacity, in what order, at what priority, and what the system does when everyone wants it at once.
- Serving stack. Engine selection and tuning, batching, cache reuse, autoscaling, and an upgrade path that does not require a weekend.
- Training at scale. Run orchestration, checkpointing, restart behavior, and the operational routine that keeps a long run from losing a week.
- Multi-tenancy. Quotas, isolation between teams, and usage attributed to whoever spent it.
- Observability. Utilization, throughput, queue depth, and latency percentiles on one screen, wired to alerts that mean something.
Where it runs
Your cloud, your racks, or your enclave.
We build inside the constraints you already have. A cloud account with a budget attached, a datacenter with a power envelope, or an environment with no route to the public internet. Data residency, regulated workloads, and disconnected sites are part of the design rather than an exception to it.
On premises
Your racks, your power and cooling envelope, sized to the work you intend to run on it.
Disconnected
Air-gapped and restricted environments, where the platform has to stand on its own.
How you will know
Numbers before, numbers after.
We start by measuring what you have: utilization, throughput per accelerator, queue wait, and latency at the percentiles your users actually feel. The same measurements come back at the end, so the difference is something you can see rather than something we assert.
The job is done when the capacity is measurably carrying the load and your team can run it without us.
Tell us what the cluster has to carry.
Send us the workload, the hardware you have or plan to buy, and the date it has to be running. We will tell you what it takes.
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