01 / COMPUTE
Accelerated compute
GPU clusters and specialised accelerators for model training, fine-tuning and inference.
What it helps you do Match hardware and cluster design to workload demand and deployment schedules.
Compute · Facilities · Energy · Networks
The infrastructure behind AI at scale.
Plan AI deployments around the systems they depend on. From accelerated compute and data centre capacity to power, cooling and high-speed connectivity.
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Four systems. One deployment.
Decisions about capacity, facility design, energy and connectivity affect one another. Evaluating them together helps identify constraints before they become costly to change.
02 / FACILITIES
Data centre facilities
Site selection, rack density, colocation and capacity planning for AI workloads.
What it helps you do Assess which sites can support the initial build and later expansion.
03 / ENERGY
Power & cooling
Utility access, power distribution, resilience and air or liquid cooling requirements.
What it helps you do Establish a realistic power and thermal budget before committing to equipment.
04 / NETWORKS
Network connectivity
Cluster fabrics, carrier access, cloud interconnect and connections between facilities.
What it helps you do Plan for data movement, latency and resilience across the deployment.
02 / Deployment scenarios
Built around the workload.
Explore the infrastructure requirements for three common deployment scenarios.
AI training clusters
Plan accelerator density, high-bandwidth interconnect and sustained power for distributed training. Evaluate cooling and maintenance access alongside cluster expansion.
Enterprise and sovereign AI
Assess facility location, private connectivity, operational control and data residency requirements before selecting capacity.
Distributed inference
Place capacity closer to users or data sources. Balance response latency, regional demand and redundancy when choosing deployment locations.
03 / Deployment approach
From requirements to rollout.
A practical sequence for scoping an AI infrastructure project, whether it starts with a single cluster or a multi-site expansion.
- Define the workload
Establish compute demand, data movement, availability needs and delivery milestones.
- Evaluate capacity
Compare site readiness, utility timelines, cooling limits and network options.
- Plan the rollout
Identify dependencies and phase procurement, commissioning and expansion.
04 / Contact
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