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AI and data centre infrastructure

Accelerated computing, HPC and data centre equipment, specified, licensed and delivered to site from Qatar Free Zone.

AI programmes stall on physical constraints: accelerator allocation, export licences, rack power, cooling and the parts nobody listed. We take one requirement from workload to commissioning and keep the documentation that auditors and operators need.

Four service lines, one accountable channel

AI infrastructure

Compute, storage and fabric for AI training and inference, delivered as one system.

  • Workload-led sizing. GPU count, memory and fabric are specified from your models and data, not from a default configuration.
  • Facility readiness checked early. Power, cooling and floor loading are reviewed before order, so hardware never arrives at a hall unable to host it.

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GPU clusters

Multi-node GPU systems, from a single scalable unit to a large compute fabric.

  • Fabric designed first. Topology, oversubscription and cable runs are fixed before any hardware is ordered.
  • Burn-in before shipping. Components are stress-tested at staging, cutting failures during on-site commissioning.

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High-performance computing

CPU and accelerated clusters for simulation, modelling and scientific research.

  • Balanced for real codes. Memory bandwidth, interconnect latency and I/O are matched to the applications in your job queue.
  • Benchmark-based acceptance. Performance targets are agreed in advance and verified at handover, not assumed from datasheets.

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Data centre infrastructure

Power, cooling, racks and white-space equipment for new builds and retrofits.

  • Design-standard alignment. Equipment topology is matched to the redundancy level your design targets, from N+1 to 2N.
  • Climate-appropriate selection. Cooling and filtration are specified for high ambient temperatures and airborne dust.

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How the layers fit

AI infrastructure stack

AI infrastructure stackApplicationsModel trainingInference APIsRAG pipelinesMLOpsPlatform softwareKubernetesSlurmAI frameworksMonitoringCompute & fabricGPU serversInfiniBandParallel storageCPU nodesFacility & supplyLiquid coolingPower distributionRacksLogistics

Export licensing for advanced computing

High-end GPUs and some networking equipment are export-controlled. We classify each item before quoting, obtain the end-user documentation and licences required, and ship only once they are granted. Lead times are stated with the licence timeline included.

Questions buyers ask

Can you supply NVIDIA systems, and in what capacity?

Yes. We procure NVIDIA HGX/DGX-class systems and current-generation data-centre GPUs through authorised distribution and OEM server makers. We supply them as a trading company and do not claim manufacturer partner status. Availability and lead times are confirmed in each quotation.

Is the cluster delivered ready to run jobs?

Yes. We hand over with the operating system, drivers, container runtime and a scheduler such as Slurm or Kubernetes configured, together with the results of the agreed acceptance tests.

Can you respond to a public HPC tender?

Yes. We prepare technical compliance matrices, tender-specific OEM authorisation letters, bid bonds where required, and pricing in the tender's currency and Incoterm.

Do you design data centres?

We are a supply and procurement partner. We work with your design consultant or contractor, translate their specifications into compliant equipment selections, and can introduce design partners where needed.

Tell us what you need to deliver

Send a requirement, a bill of quantities or a tender reference. We reply with a clear quotation, the lead time and the compliance steps involved.