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The platform

Dedicated GPU capacity, allocated to one customer at a time

ADC is not a public cloud. Each customer's GPU nodes and storage are theirs for the term of the agreement, which is what makes the residency and isolation claims checkable rather than contractual.

Liquid-cooled accelerator board. Concept footage.
GPUFormInterconnectTypical use
NVIDIA H100 80 GB8-GPU HGX nodesNVLink + 400 Gb/s InfiniBandLarge-model training, fine-tuning
NVIDIA H200 141 GB8-GPU HGX nodesNVLink + 400 Gb/s InfiniBandLong-context training, memory-bound inference
NVIDIA L40S 48 GB4- and 8-GPU nodesPCIe Gen5Inference, vision, rendering, mixed workloads
Scratch
All-flash parallel file system next to the GPUs
Training data, checkpoints
Project
Replicated flash and disk, snapshots
Datasets, models, results
Archive
Object storage, Australia only
Retention, compliance copies

indicative Indicative configurations, subject to availability; specifications and availability are confirmed in writing.

Access

How your team gets in

Access is arranged the way your organisation requires: private connectivity to your network, bastion hosts with your identity provider, or on-site. Never a shared login.

  1. 1

    Tell us what you need

    What you are training or serving, how many GPUs, for how long, and the data's classification.

  2. 2

    We scope it with you

    A person replies within two business days with what is available and a written quote.

  3. 3

    Onboard

    Agreement signed, environment provisioned, access arranged your organisation's way.

  4. 4

    Run

    Capacity is yours for the term. Support comes from ADC's team in Canberra.

Scope a configuration with us

Tell us the workload and the data's classification; we come back with what is available and a written quote.

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