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Selecting a GPU is only the first step.
An unbalanced system can bottleneck even the most powerful accelerator.
We design GPU systems where every component works together to maximise throughput.
AI performance is often constrained by memory and data movement — not raw compute alone.
Key factors include:
We evaluate these parameters in relation to:
This ensures infrastructure is designed for sustained performance, not theoretical peak metrics.
Blackwell vs Hopper vs MI300X — A clear comparison of today's leading datacenter accelerators for large-scale AI training and low-latency inference.
FLOPs depend on precision (FP4/FP8/FP16/FP32) and sparsity; memory and bandwidth vary by SKU and system.
| Family | Peak AI FLOPs | Memory per GPU | Interconnect | Ideal Use Case |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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NVIDIA Blackwell
(GB200 / GB300)
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FP4/FP6 acceleration via second-gen Transformer Engine; designed for real-time trillion-parameter LLM inference at rack scale | HBM3e per GPU. Full NVL72 rack: ~13.5 TB HBM3e across 72 GPUs | NVLink 5 ≈1.8 TB/s per GPU; NVLink Switch fabric ≈130 TB/s per rack | Ultra‑low latency inference and unified NVLink‑domain training at extreme scale. |
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NVIDIA Hopper
(H100 / H200)
|
Petaflop-class Tensor performance in FP8/FP16 using Transformer Engine (config-dependent) | H200: ~141 GB HBM3e with ~4.8 TB/s bandwidth (SXM) | NVLink 4 ≈0.9 TB/s peer-to-peer bandwidth per GPU | Proven, widely deployed platform for training and inference with a mature CUDA ecosystem. |
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AMD Instinct MI300X
(CDNA 3)
|
Petaflop-class tensor capability in FP8/BF16/FP16 (config-dependent) | ~192 GB HBM3 per GPU; 8-GPU baseboard: ~1.5 TB HBM | Infinity Fabric within module; PCIe Gen5 to host (OAM) | Best where models are memory‑bound and benefit from very large per‑GPU memory. |
Choose Blackwell: NVLink-5 + NVLink Switch form a unified, high-bandwidth GPU domain for ultra-low latency at scale.
Hopper H200 is a proven workhorse with high memory bandwidth, broad framework support, and mature CUDA ecosystem.
MI300X offers ~192 GB HBM3 per GPU and ~1.5 TB per 8-GPU baseboard for memory-intensive workloads.
Choosing the Right GPU System — Different workloads benefit from different configurations.
Our Philosophy: We guide organisations through structured evaluation rather than defaulting to the highest-tier hardware. The goal is performance efficiency — not overprovisioning.
GPU systems must be engineered holistically.
Optimize electrical infrastructure for sustainable performance
Maintain optimal operating temperatures under load
Seamless deployment in standard data centre environments
Built-in flexibility for adding GPU nodes and storage
Scale infrastructure without requiring full redesign
Infrastructure should scale without requiring full redesign. We plan for evolution, not replacement.
Every design decision accounts for future growth and changing workload demands.
Your investment in GPU infrastructure remains relevant and extensible for years to come.
Engineered configurations for every AI workload, from training to inference.
Whether you're deploying a development workstation or building a multi-node AI cluster, we design GPU systems tailored to your workload and growth strategy.