Exclusive performance
Training, fine-tuning and latency-sensitive inference that cannot tolerate contention from other tenants on the same GPU server.

Physical GPU servers reserved for your workload — without noisy neighbours and with the control enterprises expect from dedicated infrastructure.
Bare Metal GPU is dedicated physical GPU hardware allocated to a single customer. You get the server, the accelerators and the control plane access required to run demanding AI jobs without sharing the machine.
Dimension AI delivers Bare Metal GPU as part of GPU as a Service inside AI Factory environments, so dedicated servers still sit on enterprise fabric, storage and operations rather than as isolated boxes.
Training, fine-tuning and latency-sensitive inference that cannot tolerate contention from other tenants on the same GPU server.
Workloads that need physical isolation, custom system configuration or a dedicated operating environment rather than a shared instance.
Reserved GPU servers for programmes that must know the hardware will be there for the life of the project.
Dedicated servers still use factory fabric and storage so data pipelines, checkpoints and cluster expansion remain possible.
Use Bare Metal GPU as dedicated infrastructure, or combine it with managed operations when you want Dimension AI to run the environment.
Move from a dedicated server footprint into GPU clusters when the workload outgrows a single node.
No. Bare Metal GPU is dedicated hardware. A private AI Factory is a broader single-tenant environment that can include compute, fabric, storage, orchestration, operations and consumption models.
Yes. Dedicated GPU servers are used for training, fine-tuning and inference. Inference can also be consumed as a managed service when you do not want to operate serving yourself.

Start building your AI resources now — with a deployment and consumption model designed around your workload, data and jurisdiction.