On-Campus AI DatacenterFor the Dean of Infrastructure

Own the metal your students learn on.

A right-sized GPU pod on a spine-leaf, lossless-Ethernet fabric. Runs your AI workloads and IS the teaching platform.

What it is

The problem it removes.

A right-sized GPU pod sits on a spine-leaf, lossless-Ethernet (RoCE) fabric built for GPU training traffic. VMs and Kubernetes carve isolated virtual labs, one per class. A final-year student SSH-ing into a real GPU cluster is a graduate employers fight over — and the same pod runs your research and displaces the cloud bill.

How it works

Engineered, not improvised.

Spine-leaf, lossless-Ethernet (RoCE) fabric engineered for GPU training traffic

VMs and Kubernetes carve isolated virtual labs, one per class

A right-sized GPU pod scaled to your teaching and research load

Quota-governed, monitored compute access per student and cohort

The benefit

What your institution gets back.

Converts escalating cloud rental into an owned, depreciating, revenue-generating asset

No latency, no egress fees, no data leaving campus

Addresses the ~53% AI talent gap — niche AI-infra graduates command up to 1.7x pay

up to 1.7x
pay premium for AI-infrastructure skills
~53%
projected AI talent gap by 2026
0
egress fees — data never leaves campus
The technology stack
Spine-leafRoCE lossless EthernetGPU podKubernetesVMsIsolated virtual labs

Own the metal your students learn on.

Every transformation starts with Phase 0 — a free discovery workshop, RF site survey and silent-tax audit. No commitment beyond the conversation.