Sectors
Across the AI infrastructure chain
We work with data-centre operators, HPC and GPU cloud providers, and the enterprises and public bodies that run AI
What matters where
Different questions at each link
Facility
Data centres
Where AI runs. The questions are power, cooling, space and how quickly a hall can be made ready.
Compute platforms
HPC & research
AI & GPU cloud
What AI runs on. The questions are performance, utilisation and getting capacity into service.
AI adopters
Enterprises
Public sector
Who runs AI. The questions are the business case, control of data and the risk of getting it wrong.
Sectors
Find your sector
Data-centre developers and investors
Enterprises with their own data halls 02 Compute platforms HPC & research Research computing, specified and delivered Universities and research-intensive institutions
National and regional supercomputing centres
Research institutes and laboratories 03 Compute platforms AI & GPU cloud GPU capacity, built to be sold GPU and AI cloud providers
Telecoms operators adding AI services
Hosting and managed-service providers 04 AI adopters Enterprises AI at work in the business Capital markets, financial services and insurance
Media and content
Energy, industry and manufacturing 05 AI adopters Public sector & sovereign AI National AI capability, under national control Government ministries and agencies
National AI and digital programmes
Public research and health bodies
Where the links meet
Most projects touch several links at once
A GPU cloud in a colocation hall. A research centre that also serves industry. A ministry commissioning a national facility from an operator and several vendors.
Because we work across the whole chain, we can speak for each party’s requirements and coordinate them into a single plan, with a shared interface register, programme and acceptance tests.
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Tell us what you are planning and where you are today. The first conversation covers workloads, facilities and timing.