Per outcome
Best for finite training, evaluation, data-processing and project-defined workloads.
- Defined acceptance criteria
- Clear project scope
- No infrastructure management
Traditional clouds charge for every GPU hour. Hyperfusion structures managed AI pricing around the completed task, giving product and finance teams a cost they can forecast.
See how a workload becomes a commercial scope before you ever speak to sales.
Illustrative output only. Production pricing requires validation of model, volume, SLA and data requirements.
A simpler commercial model makes AI products easier to price, approve and scale.
Hyperfusion can combine task pricing, predictable monthly inference and reserved infrastructure.
Best for finite training, evaluation, data-processing and project-defined workloads.
Best for steady inference workloads where finance teams need an operating envelope.
Best for ML teams that need dedicated GPU infrastructure and full runtime control.
Hyperfusion optimizes the model, GPU allocation and operating layer so customers can focus on the product rather than resource overruns.
Managed AI tasks can be structured around the outcomes or predictable service envelopes. Dedicated infrastructure is typically scoped as reserved capacity. The final model depends on workload characteristics.
Workload type, expected volume, model requirements, latency target, data residency, availability target and required management level.
Yes. Existing request patterns, average context length and peak concurrency can be used to map the application to an equivalent open-weight endpoint.
Yes. Dedicated endpoints, single-tenant clusters, support commitments and governance requirements are scoped through an enterprise agreement.
Define the target outcome, production volume and operational requirements.