AI Hosting & Infrastructure
AI Hosting & Infrastructure
Build production AI infrastructure on dedicated GPU servers. These guides cover networking, storage architecture, scaling strategies, and deployment patterns for running AI workloads on bare metal. From private AI hosting to multi-GPU clusters, learn how to architect GPU infrastructure that scales.
Designing an AI Inference SLA: What’s Realistic, What’s Not
What SLA targets are achievable for self-hosted AI inference? Realistic numbers for uptime, latency, and the architecture decisions that hit them.
Multi-Region AI Inference Architecture: When and How
When does multi-region AI deployment pay back? Latency, compliance, and cost factors plus the architecture pattern that works.
AI Edge Deployment vs Centralised Self-Hosting
Edge devices (Jetson Orin, mini PCs) vs centralised dedicated GPU servers — when each one wins for AI inference workloads.
Self-Hosted AI Deployment: The Master Checklist
A consolidated checklist of everything you should verify before launching a self-hosted AI inference deployment to production.
AI Vendor Lock-In: How to Mitigate It in 2026
OpenAI / Anthropic lock-in is real. Open-weight models + standard APIs eliminate most of it. Here is the practical playbook.
Version Pinning Strategy for AI Deployments: What to Pin, How Tight
AI stacks have many moving versions — driver, CUDA, vLLM, model commit. Pinning the wrong layer too tight breaks security;…
AI Workload Power Consumption: What Each GPU Actually Draws Under Real Load
GPU TDP is the rated maximum. Real AI workloads draw close to TDP continuously. Numbers, energy cost per million tokens,…
AI Inference Server Backup and Disaster Recovery Plan
What to back up on a self-hosted AI inference server, restore time objectives, and the simplest DR plan that actually…
NVIDIA Blackwell Architecture for AI: What’s New, What Matters
Blackwell is the architectural step that made FP4 hardware mainstream. Here is what the architecture actually does for AI workloads…
Docker vs Bare-Metal for AI Inference: When the Container Tax Matters
Docker is convenient. For GPU AI workloads it sometimes leaves performance on the table. Here is when bare-metal wins and…
Explore GPU Hosting Solutions
From the blog to your next deployment — pick the right platform for your workload.
Dedicated GPU Hosting
Bare-metal servers with a dedicated GPU, NVMe, full root access, and 1Gbps networking from our UK datacenter.
Browse GPU ServersPrivate AI Hosting
Isolated GPU infrastructure for sensitive AI workloads — no shared hardware, full data control.
Explore Private AIMulti-GPU Clusters
Scale horizontally with multi-GPU configurations for training and large-model inference.
Explore ClustersAPI Hosting
Host your own AI API endpoints on dedicated GPU servers — low latency, high availability.
Explore API HostingOpen Source LLM Hosting
Deploy LLaMA, Mistral, DeepSeek, and more on dedicated hardware with no per-token API fees.
Explore LLM HostingTokens/sec Benchmarks
Real-world tokens per second data across every GPU we offer, tested on popular LLMs.
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