GPU power, on tap

From prototype to production, get right‑sized GPUs on Dedicated, Virtual/Cloud, or Bare Metal servers—optimized for AI, ML, deep learning, LLMs, and every compute‑hungry workload.

  • Enterprise‑grade SLAs

  • Compliance‑ready

  • Transparent pricing

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Storage

NVMe local scratch, RAID0/10 options, object storage integration for datasets and checkpoints.

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Networking

Private links, dedicated bandwidth tiers, Anycast IPs, and edge acceleration for inference endpoints.

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Observability

GPU/CPU/memory metrics, per‑job logs, tracing for inference paths, and budget alerts.

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Security

IAM/RBAC, MFA/SSO, network policies, encrypted volumes, secrets management, and audit logging.

Why HostGenX for GPUs

  • Built for AI speed: High‑throughput PCIe/ NVLink, fast NVMe scratch, and tuned drivers for peak training and inference

  • Freedom to scale: Spin up cloud GPUs in minutes, or lock in steady performance with dedicated or bare metal.

  • Cost clarity: Pay per hour or reserve monthly; use budgets, alerts, and recommendations to stay on target.

  • Secured by design: Private networking, isolation options, disk encryption, and role‑based access.

  • Developer-friendly: One-click templates, Terraform modules, and CI/CD integrations to speed setup and streamline MLOps.

  • Operate with confidence: 24/7 monitoring, proactive incident response, and clear SLAs to keep workloads reliable.

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Dedicated GPU Option
Dedicated GPU

Single‑tenant machines for consistent throughput, full control, and predictable cost—ideal for long‑running jobs and production stacks.

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Bare Metal GPU

Direct‑to‑hardware performance, no hypervisor overhead, and maximum customization for kernels, drivers, and NIC offloads.

Virtual/Cloud GPU
Virtual/Cloud GPU

Elastic capacity for experiments, bursty training, and scale‑out inference; perfect for CI/CD pipelines and dev/testing.

Managed GPU Clusters
Managed GPU Clusters

Kubernetes‑ready deployments with autoscaling, node pools, and GPU scheduling for multi‑team environments.

What we offer

Purpose‑Built GPU Infrastructure

  • Direct‑to‑silicon performance: Bare‑metal GPUs remove hypervisor overhead for deterministic latency, full PCIe bandwidth, and no noisy‑neighbor interference.

  • Elastic scale on demand: Virtual/cloud GPU adds burst capacity for experiments and spikes without long provisioning or upfront hardware costs.

  • Built for AI workloads: CUDA/Tensor cores with high‑bandwidth VRAM and fast interconnects accelerate matrix math, rendering, and simulation end‑to‑end.

  • Operationally simple and controlled: Choose single‑tenant for compliance and predictability or managed clusters for autoscaling, quotas, and team scheduling.

Production‑Ready AI Infrastructure

Ship reliably with opinionated stacks for distributed training, memory‑efficient fine‑tuning, autoscaled low‑latency endpoints, and streaming data paths that minimize stalls and maximize throughput.

Training
Training

Multi‑GPU, mixed precision, and distributed training patterns out of the box; fast checkpointing on NVMe.

Fine‑tuning
Fine‑tuning

Efficient LoRA/QLoRA pipelines and curated environments for popular frameworks.

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Inference

Low‑latency endpoints with tensor parallelism and model caching to cut serving costs.

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Data pipelines

High‑IO ingest and feature stores with local caching to keep GPUs fed.


Your stack, production‑ready

From model development to serving and automation, the platform supports mainstream AI frameworks, GPU‑optimized runtimes, and containerized delivery with repeatable deployments across environments.

Frameworks

PyTorch, TensorFlow, JAX, RAPIDS, Triton Inference, vLLM, TensorRT.

Tooling

CUDA/cuDNN, ROCm (where applicable), Docker + NVIDIA Container Toolkit, Helm charts, Terraform modules.

Orchestration

Managed Kubernetes, autoscaling node pools, spot/on‑demand mixes, and GitOps workflows.

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Scale‑up training blueprints

Harden GPU workloads with tenant isolation, end‑to‑end encryption, managed keys, access audits, and Git‑driven change controls—keeping environments compliant and traceable.

Isolation options

Enforce tenant boundaries with single‑tenant GPU nodes, dedicated NICs, and private routing/VLANs to prevent cross‑tenant traffic and noisy‑neighbor effects.

Data protection

Apply end‑to‑end encryption in transit and at rest with centralized key management and auditable access logs to safeguard sensitive data.

Governance

Use policy‑as‑code and Git‑driven change control to enforce guardrails, approvals, and environment separation across dev, staging, and prod.

41%

Lower tail latency on inference APIs with tensor parallelism and on‑node model caching.

63%

Faster model rollout cycles using containerized builds and GitOps‑driven deploys across GPU clusters.

70%

Shorter time‑to‑first‑token via warmed weights, KV‑cache reuse, and autoscaled GPU serving layers.


Built in India, Built for Global Growth

  • Strategic Location: Low-latency connectivity across Asia-Pacific.

  • Regulatory Compliance: Meets Indian IT & Data Protection standards.

  • Enterprise-Grade Security: 24/7 monitoring, biometric access, and advanced firewalls.

  • Green Infrastructure: Energy-efficient cooling and renewable energy adoption.

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Real Experiences. Real Results.

Trusted by startups and enterprises alike for secure, scalable infrastructure.

Quick Answers, Clear Solutions

Explore our FAQs to better understand how HostGenX helps you scale with confidence.

1.What is GPU hosting?

GPU hosting provides servers equipped with graphics processors for massively parallel workloads like AI/ML, deep learning, LLM inference, rendering, and data analytics. It accelerates compute-heavy tasks compared to CPU-only servers.

2.When should GPU hosting be chosen over CPUs?

Pick GPUs when training or serving neural networks, running computer vision, accelerating data science pipelines, or rendering—any workload that benefits from parallel execution. CPUs still suit control logic, databases, and general web workloads.

3.Can existing workflows run as‑is?

    Yes. Containerized environments with CUDA/ROCm images and framework presets; bring custom containers or start from curated images.

4.What frameworks and tools are supported?

Popular stacks like PyTorch, TensorFlow, JAX, RAPIDS, CUDA/cuDNN, ROCm (where applicable), Docker with NVIDIA Container Toolkit, Triton Inference, and vLLM are typically supported. Prebuilt images can speed up setup.

5.How are costs controlled?

Budgets and alerts, right-sizing recommendations, mixed precision and batch tuning, autoscaling for inference, and commitments for steady workloads. Pick on-demand for experiments and reserved capacity for production.

6.How is data handled for large datasets and checkpoints?

Use a mix of fast local NVMe for active training data and checkpoints, plus object storage for datasets and archives. For distributed training, ensure high-throughput networking and tuned I/O pipelines.

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