APAC-first: 64× GB200 cluster delivered for YTL in Malaysia
Rack, cable and commission a 64-server GB200 cluster — the first of its kind in the region.
The ownership gap
Most GPU deployments pass through a chain of vendors—rack integrators, cabling contractors, monitoring teams—each responsible for a slice, none accountable for the whole. When a cluster underperforms, the gap between who built it and who owns it becomes your problem. We close that gap: one team, a named owner at every layer, from delivery to operation.
How we workAI infrastructure operations
Deployment is day one. Racks need monitoring, cabling needs upkeep, clusters need someone watching. We treat operations as a discipline, not an afterthought.
See the delivery model
Rack, cable and commission a 64-server GB200 cluster — the first of its kind in the region.
Built the first DGX B200 cluster in Taiwan.
Delivered a one scalable-unit H200 cluster.
Deployed a one scalable-unit DGX H100 installation.
What we do
We assess workload, power and cooling needs up front, so the architecture scales without rework.
Explore strategy
Rack mount, structured cabling, OS and driver provisioning, network configuration — delivered through a structured four-phase model with a single point of contact.
Explore deployment
Certified cabling engineers deliver structured cabling engineered for GPU cluster performance — fibre testing, cable management and complete documentation included.
Explore cabling
A unified monitoring platform purpose-built for AI infrastructure — one pane of glass across GPU, network, storage, security and facilities.
Explore monitoring
Round-the-clock Day 2 operations run by local L1 and L2 engineering teams, backed by a contractual SLA and structured incident and RMA processes.
Explore operationsIn numbers
1,700+
NVIDIA DGX, HGX and GB200 servers deployed since 2025.
Scale5
Markets served across Asia Pacific, with the United States expanding.
Coverage24×7
Day 2 operations, with resident on-site teams in Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia.
Operations1 hr
Contractual response time for P1 incidents, written into the SLA.
SLA