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One real unit. Real answers.
Start small. Prove the full system before scaling the product.
The first configuration
A proposed 1–2 rack unit, sized after choosing the workload. Power, hardware and cooling are still to be engineered.
- Real compute nodes and storage
- Redundant switching and remote management
- UPS, cooling and environmental monitoring
- VMs, Kubernetes, a database and object storage
- Backup and an optional GPU workload
What the pilot must prove
Build the physical module, install hardware, connect power and networking, deploy remotely, run real workloads and recover from failures. Test whether it can operate without daily on-site intervention.
Measure before making promises
The pilot should produce the evidence for future product specifications.
- Build, deployment and customer setup time
- Power use and cooling performance
- Network, compute and storage performance
- Infrastructure health and remote recovery
- Operating cost and support effort
Bring a workload and a site
Start the discussion with your application, data location needs, capacity, available power, connectivity and desired timeline. Together, define the pilot scope and success criteria.
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Start small. Prove it in the real world.
Choose a real workload. Build one unit. Measure what matters.