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Infrastructure that treats GPUs like the scarce capital they are.

AI workloads break conventional cloud assumptions — bursty GPU demand, massive egress, latency-sensitive inference. We design landing zones, serving platforms, and hybrid stacks that keep both your latency and your CFO happy.

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$ service.describe()
depth: Azure primary · AWS · GCP · on-prem hybrid
ip transfer: complete · lock-in: none
delivery: hyderabad · timezone overlap: US/EU
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SYS/01The problem

Your cloud bill is an architecture decision you made implicitly.

GPU instances idling at 12% utilization, embeddings recomputed nightly that never changed, cross-region egress nobody mapped — AI infrastructure waste is structural, not behavioral. It's fixed by architecture: scheduling, caching, placement, and quotas designed in from the start.

SYS/02What we build

Capabilities

AI landing zones

Identity, networking, policy guardrails, and cost controls designed for AI workloads on Azure, AWS, or GCP — IaC from day one.

standard: Well-Architected

GPU orchestration

Kubernetes-based GPU scheduling with time-slicing, MIG partitioning, spot orchestration, and queueing that pushes utilization past 70%.

target util: > 70%

Model serving platforms

vLLM, Triton, and managed-endpoint architectures with autoscaling, caching layers, and multi-provider failover.

failover: multi-provider

Hybrid & on-prem AI

Air-gapped and data-resident stacks — open-weight models, vector stores, observability — for workloads that can't leave your network.

pattern: fully air-gapped

FinOps for AI

Per-team, per-model, per-request cost attribution with budget alerts and automatic anomaly detection. You can't govern what you can't see.

attribution: per-request

Migration & modernization

Lift, re-platform, or rebuild — sequenced to keep production serving while the platform underneath it improves.

downtime: zero-target
SYS/03How we work

The approach

A sequence, because the order is the point: each phase gates the next on evidence.

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Assess

Workload inventory, cost baseline, and constraint mapping — data residency, latency budgets, compliance boundaries.

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Design

Landing zone and serving architecture as IaC, with the cost model attached to every design decision.

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Build

Platform deployment with progressive workload migration, validation at each step, production traffic protected throughout.

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Operate & optimize

Utilization tuning, cost governance dashboards, and handover to your platform team with runbooks.

SYS/04What you receive

Deliverables

  • Landing zone (Terraform/Bicep, fully owned)
  • GPU orchestration layer with utilization targets
  • Model serving platform with autoscaling
  • Cost attribution and FinOps dashboards
  • Hybrid/on-prem reference implementation
  • Security and compliance baseline
  • Migration runbook and rollback plans
  • Platform team training
Working stack
AzureAWSGCPKubernetesTerraformBicepvLLMTritonNVIDIA MIGKarpenterPrometheusGrafana
SYS/05Questions, answered straight

FAQ

Azure, AWS, or GCP for AI — which should we pick?
Usually: the one your data already lives in. Egress and integration costs dominate marginal platform differences. Where you have genuine freedom, we map your workload profile — training vs inference, GPU classes, managed-service needs — to each provider's actual strengths and price floors.
Can you run modern AI fully on-premises?
Yes — it's a hard requirement for several of our regulated clients. Open-weight models on vLLM, BGE embeddings, Qdrant/pgvector, OpenSearch, MLflow, and full observability, all inside your network. The trade-off is operational ownership, which we offset with automation and runbooks.
Our GPU costs are exploding. What's the fastest fix?
Measurement first: most teams discover utilization under 20%. Quick wins are scheduling and queueing (sharing GPUs across teams), spot orchestration for interruptible work, and right-sizing inference off GPUs where quantized CPU serving meets the latency budget.
Do you replace our platform team?
No — we accelerate them. Every engagement ends with your team operating the platform. We design for handover from the first commit.

Ship AI that earns its place in production.

Tell us what you're building. We'll tell you, candidly, how we'd build it — architecture, timeline, and cost.

Average first response: under 24 hours · straight engineering answers, no pitch theatre