Turn idle GPU racks into a sellable cloud.
DC Suite is the bare-metal operating system for a GPU data center: provisioning, GPU pooling, tenant self-service and metering, white-labeled and run inside your facility.
DC Suite is the bare-metal operating system for a GPU data center. It provisions nodes, pools GPUs, gives your customers a self-serve storefront under your brand and meters everything they use. It runs inside your facility, on your hardware.
DC Suite at a glance
What DC Suite does
Bare-metal provisioning
Image, join and prepare GPU nodes from the operator console, with health and utilisation visible per node.
GPU pooling
Whole GPUs and, with PodVirt, fractional shares are pooled and scheduled across the fleet instead of being tied to one tenant.
White-label storefront
Your customers sign up, launch and pay under your name. Podstack does not appear unless you want it to.
Metering and billing
Every GPU-minute, GPU-hour and token is metered, priced by you and invoiced to your tenants, with the operator view of what each rack earns.
Health flows to the platform
Because the OS runs on every node, node health and utilisation are visible directly, which is what makes uptime commitments possible.
You run the facility. Podstack ships the software.
Podstack OS is installed inside your data center and operated by your team. Podstack maintains the software and, if you opt in, brings demand.
You run
- The GPUs, servers, network and power, in your facility.
- Your brand on the storefront, the console and the invoices.
- Your prices, your customers and your customer relationships.
- Day-to-day operations of the racks and the tenants on them.
Podstack runs
- The operating system: provisioning, pooling, metering, storefront and console.
- Updates, security patches and support for the stack.
- The same software Podstack runs its own cloud on, so behaviour matches.
- Optional demand through Podstack Grid, at a floor price you set.
How DC Suite works
- 1
Pilot
Install DC Suite on a rack with no license fee. You keep every rupee and dollar your capacity earns during the pilot, set your own prices and can remove the stack at any time.
- 2
Go live
Convert to a per-GPU annual license and open your storefront to your customers.
- 3
Optionally join Grid
Opt in to receive Podstack demand at a floor price you set. Or never join and run the software alone.
How DC Suite bills
per GPU, per year
DC Suite is licensed per GPU per year. Pilots carry no license fee. Ask for a proposal sized to your fleet.
Questions about DC Suite
What is DC Suite?
DC Suite is the bare-metal operating system for a GPU data center, covering provisioning, GPU pooling, a white-label storefront and metering, run inside your own facility.
Do I have to send my capacity to Podstack?
No, you can license DC Suite and run it alone; joining Podstack Grid to receive demand is optional.
How is DC Suite licensed?
DC Suite is licensed per GPU per year, and pilots carry no license fee.
What does a pilot involve?
A pilot installs the stack on a rack with no license fee; you keep all of what it earns, set your own prices, keep your own customers and can remove it at any time.
Is it white-label?
Yes, your customers see your brand in the storefront, the console and the invoices.
Does Podstack run DC Suite itself?
Yes, Podstack Cloud runs on DC Suite, so the software you license is the one Podstack operates every day.
Where does the operator console live?
The operator console runs in your facility and is reachable at the address you choose; the Podstack-hosted one is for Podstack operated racks.
Start with DC Suite
DC Suite is the bare-metal operating system for a GPU data center: provisioning, GPU pooling, tenant self-service and metering, white-labeled and run inside your facility.