H200, B200 and B300 dedicated 8-GPU nodes and enterprise clusters from 32 to 512+ GPUs. Structure multi-month or multi-year commitments for training and inference, subject to capacity, region and deployment confirmation.
Dedicated nodes, reserved capacity and enterprise clusters
Arvica scopes H200, B200 and B300 infrastructure from dedicated 8-GPU nodes through 32, 64, 128 and 512+ GPU deployments. Every proposal confirms the deployable GPU system, region, tenancy, term and delivery window before commitment.
Practical starting point
Dedicated requests commonly begin with one 8-GPU node. Multi-node cluster architecture is scoped from 32 GPUs when the workload and fabric requirements justify it; smaller requirements remain valid and are reviewed separately.
Infrastructure proposal
The technical proposal defines high-speed fabric, storage, network paths, data location, access model and single-tenant requirements for the confirmed design.
Commercial and service terms
Reservation term, capacity window, support process, service objectives and any contractual SLA are agreed in writing. A public page does not reserve capacity.
Use the RFQ below for a technical and commercial review. No payment, provider provisioning or capacity commitment occurs on submission.
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How an enterprise GPU cluster is scoped in Australia
One formal RFQ carries the whole design, so the proposal can confirm a deployable 32, 64, 128 or 512+ GPU cluster rather than a GPU count. Capacity is confirmed per request; this page does not state live stock.
GPU model: H200, B200 or B300, chosen against the measured workload
GPU quantity: 8 for a dedicated node; 32, 64, 128 or 512+ for a cluster
Node count: complete 8-GPU systems, each with its own NVLink/NVSwitch domain
Interconnect and networking: the inter-node fabric and node bandwidth
Storage: local NVMe plus shared or networked storage for datasets and checkpoints
Location and data residency: Sydney, Melbourne, another Australian site or an APAC region, confirmed before commitment
Tenancy: single-tenant nodes and the isolation model written into the proposal
Commercial term: 3, 6 or 12 months, multi-year or custom
SLA and support: service objectives agreed in the contract
Deployment window: lead time and start date confirmed per system
Formal RFQ: submitted once, reviewed technically and commercially, answered with a written proposal
