Four patterns where the hypervisor tax starts to hurt — and where dedicated hardware pays back the price difference.
Run 70B+ parameter models across dozens of nodes over InfiniBand. No shared-tenancy variance, no NCCL timeouts caused by another customer's traffic.
Serve production models on reserved GPU compute. Your p95 latency stays flat regardless of what workloads run elsewhere in the cluster.
Local NVMe with direct PCIe lanes means a 70B checkpoint saves in minutes — not an hour of hypervisor and network I/O contention.
CFD, genomics, rendering, scientific simulation — any CUDA or OpenCL workload where consistent clock cycles matter more than shared flexibility.
One physical server, one tenant. Every core, every GB of HBM, every watt of power draw is yours. No hypervisor on the hot path.
Intra-server NVLink peer-to-peer, inter-node InfiniBand. Interconnect-bound training scales linearly instead of asymptotically.
Install your CUDA version. Patch the kernel. Tune NCCL environment variables. The stack is yours from the boot loader up.
Guaranteed cooling and power budget — cards hold sustained boost clocks, not the throttled numbers you get on oversubscribed shared racks.
Inter-node traffic never touches shared infrastructure. Segregate training, inference, and data-loader tiers by VLAN from day one.
Pick the jurisdiction. Training data, model weights, and logs all stay inside the boundary your compliance team has signed off on.
Bare Metal clusters share VPC networking, storage namespaces, and access policies with every other IBEE AI Cloud service.
IBEE Bare Metal GPU is rolling out to early-access teams now. Register interest to get a hardware spec, a reserved-capacity quote, and a benchmarking window for your workload.
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