AI Factory / GPU Compute
Design and integration of OEM servers based on NVIDIA HGX B300, DGX and upcoming Rubin platforms, sized for training, fine-tuning, RAG, agents and inference.
GPU • NVLink • NVSwitch • CUDA
NGG Tech integrates accelerated computing, networking, storage and software for high-performance AI environments: from HGX B300 and Vera Rubin to Kubernetes + vLLM clusters, GPU-powered VDI and fabrics of up to 800 Gb/s.
Compute, NVLink, 800G networking, NVMe storage and Kubernetes designed together, as a single system rather than parts bought separately.
vLLM, autoscaling and observability turn GPU capacity into throughput, low latency and a predictable cost per token.
We design the complete environment (power, cooling, GPUs, networking, cluster, observability and serving) with a focus on throughput, low latency, availability and cost per token.
Design and integration of OEM servers based on NVIDIA HGX B300, DGX and upcoming Rubin platforms, sized for training, fine-tuning, RAG, agents and inference.
GPU • NVLink • NVSwitch • CUDAInference clusters with GPU Operator, autoscaling, queues, observability and OpenAI-compatible APIs. vLLM for high throughput and efficient memory use.
K8s • vLLM • Gateway • AutoscalingGPU-accelerated virtual desktops and workstations for engineering, creative work, CAD, rendering, data science and professional workloads.
vGPU • VDI • GPU Sharing • WorkstationsLow-latency, high-throughput fabrics with Spectrum-X Ethernet or InfiniBand, ConnectX SuperNICs, BlueField DPUs and spine-leaf design.
400G / 800G • RoCE • RDMA • DPUNVMe and parallel storage architectures built for ingestion, datasets, checkpoints, embeddings and training and inference pipelines.
NVMe • Object • Parallel FS • GPUDirectTelemetry for GPUs, nodes, network, applications and models, with utilization, latency, error, consumption and capacity metrics for 24x7 operation.
DCGM • Prometheus • Grafana • OpenTelemetryNGG Tech works with different server manufacturers and integrates the ecosystem around the NVIDIA platform, without mixing up HGX, DGX and rack-scale.
For high-density OEM servers: the HGX B300 platform combines 8 Blackwell Ultra SXM GPUs with fifth-generation NVLink. HGX is the platform/baseboard that OEM manufacturers integrate; DGX is NVIDIA's complete system.
The new generation combines the Vera CPU, Rubin GPUs, sixth-generation NVLink and next-generation networking. It comes as HGX Vera Rubin NVL8 servers and as a rack/POD architecture for large-scale AI Factories.
In an AI cluster, every GPU exchanges data with the others all the time. If the network congests, the GPU sits idle, waiting. With NVIDIA Spectrum-X, Spectrum-4 switches and BlueField-3 SuperNICs carry that traffic over Ethernet with RoCE, adaptive routing and congestion control.
NGG Tech designs the spine-leaf fabric, sizes the 400G/800G ports and delivers the network integrated with the cluster and Kubernetes.
For AI in production, GPUs alone are not enough. Final performance depends on the whole: compute, interconnect, storage, orchestration, serving, governance and observability.
The design can start with a single HGX/DGX node and grow into multiple racks with Kubernetes, a GPU pool, vLLM, inference queues, high availability and a dedicated fabric.
Request a technical designThe GPU choice comes after defining the workload, model, SLA, growth, available power, network and operating strategy.
Models, context, TPS, concurrent users, training, inference, VDI and projected growth.
Compute, power, cooling, networking, storage, HA, security and cluster software.
Rack & stack, firmware, fabric, Kubernetes, drivers, GPU Operator, vLLM and observability.
Benchmarks, capacity planning, cost per token, GPU efficiency, upgrades and operational support.
Tell us about your current setup, number of users, the models you plan to run and the goal of the environment. NGG Tech lays out the architecture and the roadmap for growth.
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