Deploy a model. Get an endpoint.
NUSAPOD is an AI inference platform for your own GPUs. Pick a model — Llama, Qwen, DeepSeek, or your own weights — and minutes later it's live behind an OpenAI-compatible endpoint. GPU scheduling, allocation, model download, runtime, and networking: handled. You just call the API.
You bring the model. NUSAPOD runs it.
Scheduling, GPU allocation, model download, serving runtime, networking, and the API endpoint — one flow. Under the hood, hardware-enforced VRAM slicing packs many models onto each GPU without oversubscribing a single gigabyte.

Curated, ready to deploy
Pick a model — it downloads, deploys, and serves behind an OpenAI-compatible endpoint in minutes. vLLM and llama.cpp runtimes, chosen automatically.
From GPU to running pod in three steps

Slice a GPU — don't waste it
NUSAPOD partitions every physical GPU into isolated VRAM slices. Multiple workloads share one card safely — no oversubscription, no fragmentation — and whatever you don't use stays available.

One platform, many ways to run AI
From a single appliance to a distributed fleet — the same console deploys, orchestrates, and operates the workloads on top of it.
Private AI, inside your walls
Serve LLMs on infrastructure you own. Prompts, weights, and usage data never leave your network — with scoped API keys and exact per-key token accounting.
GPU-as-a-Service for data centers
Turn a GPU estate into a service: carve right-sized slices per team, meter requests and tokens per key, and keep utilization visible per card.
Mixed-use GPU estates
Coexists with workloads it doesn't manage. Physical-VRAM awareness sees every process on the card and refuses over-commits before they OOM.
AI product backends
Every model ships as an OpenAI-compatible endpoint with custom paths, streaming, capacity alerts, and one-click VRAM resizing as traffic grows.
Research & experimentation
Provision a slice per experiment in minutes — warm model caches make restarts instant, and released VRAM goes straight back to the pool.
Edge & appliance-class hardware
Runs where standard tooling breaks: unified-memory GPUs (NVIDIA GB10 / DGX Spark-class) are first-class, verified on real hardware.
