Workload clusters, built for the job.Sized first, then placed near your users.
We size workload clusters to what they run, from content delivery and databases to AI inference and backup. Then we place each one in the metro closest to your users: Chicago, Ashburn or Los Angeles.
Cloud clusters, built for the workload.Served locally, governed by your rules.
Every cluster is specified around the job it does and placed in the metro closest to the people who use it. Your data stays on hardware that only you use, in a location you can name.
Compliance starts with where data lives
Regulators and auditors ask the same questions: where is the data, who can reach it and who else shares the hardware. Our clusters are designed so the answers are simple.
Discuss your requirements- Single-tenant hardwareNo other customer runs on your nodes, disks or switches.
- A location you can nameChicago, Ashburn or Los Angeles, or the colocation facility you choose.
- Private networkingDedicated switching and private VLANs keep traffic separated.
- Immutable backupsBackup copies that cannot be changed or deleted once written.
- Controlled accessManagement runs over a separate out-of-band network, staffed by U.S.-based engineers.
Start with the workload, not a catalog.Then pick the metro.
Most hosting starts with a menu of instance sizes. We start with your workloads. In a free design session we map what each application does, where its data lives and who uses it. Then we choose node roles, storage tiers and network links that fit that job.
Placement matters as much as sizing. Single-tenant racks in Chicago, Ashburn and Los Angeles sit close to users in the Midwest, on the East Coast and on the West Coast, so requests travel a shorter distance.
- Node roles chosen per workload: HCI, GPU, storage or network
- Storage tiers matched to data: NVMe, SSD or HDD
- One fixed monthly price per rack build
Workloads we build for.Each one gets its own design.
Content and app delivery
Serve websites, APIs and media from the metro closest to your users, with an NVMe tier for hot content.
Learn moreDatabases and analytics
Transactional databases and reporting next to the applications that query them, on high-memory nodes and NVMe storage.
Learn moreAI inference
Run trained models close to users and data, with GPU nodes where needed and fast storage for model files.
Learn moreBackup and disaster recovery
Recovery copies in a second metro on immutable backup nodes and capacity-tier HDD storage.
Learn moreCompliance
Single-tenant hardware, a location you can name and private networking, designed to support HIPAA, PCI and similar requirements.
Learn moreRack builds
From a custom footprint of a few rack units to a full 42U rack, every build on your own private switching.
Learn moreHow a workload becomes a cluster.Four steps, one team.
- ConsultWe map your workloads, data, growth and compliance needs.
- DesignYou get a rack elevation, node roles, network and storage design, and a fixed price.
- BuildWe rack, cable, burn in and benchmark every node, then migrate your workloads.
- Operate24/7/365 monitoring, patching, hardware replacement and U.S.-based engineers on call.
Questions, answered.
Can one cluster run more than one workload?
Yes. Many clusters run several workloads side by side. We size node roles and storage tiers for the combined load during the design session.
How do you decide which metro to use?
We look at where your users and devices are. Chicago, Ashburn and Los Angeles cover the Midwest, the East Coast and the West Coast. We can also deploy in the colocation facility you already use.
What if my workload grows?
You add nodes one at a time. Each node adds processors, memory and disks together, with no new storage array and no forklift migration.
Keep exploring.
Talk to the engineers who will build it.
Tell us what you run today and where you’re headed. We’ll come back with a design and a fixed monthly price.