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AI INFRASTRUCTURE / INFERENCE PLATFORM / APPLIED AI

We build the layerbeneath AI.

A model runs on two things: compute, and the design that holds it together. YOLAIZ takes responsibility for the full stack — building and operating GPU clusters, running the inference platform and token gateway on top, and delivering the systems that put them to work.

Platform status

Illustrative monitoring dashboard

Uptime

99.95%

Throughput

68.4k tok/s

p95 latency

0.91s

Active nodes

312/316

Throughput · 6H k tok/s

Figures shown are illustrative sample data.

Business

Three layers that make AI deployable.

Compute, delivery, and application. These are one continuous stack, and a gap in any layer keeps AI out of production. YOLAIZ covers all three itself, and brings partners in where scale requires it.

Layer 01

AI Infrastructure

AI INFRASTRUCTURE

Design, build and operation of GPU clusters, plus dedicated capacity on hourly or monthly terms. From high-density power and cooling through scheduler and storage selection to full SRE operations.

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Layer 02

LLM & Token Platform

INFERENCE PLATFORM

An LLM gateway consolidating multiple large language models behind one endpoint, inference optimisation, token cost visibility and chargeback, fine-tuning, and evaluation infrastructure.

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Layer 03

Applied AI

APPLIED AI

Operational AI agents, RAG platforms for Japanese-language documents, MLOps / LLMOps adoption, AI strategy and ROI modelling, internal guidelines, and capability transfer.

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By the numbers

YOLAIZ in figures

Since founding we have supported the compute platforms of research institutions, manufacturers, financial services firms and SaaS providers.

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GPUs under our operation

0%

Uptime, trailing 12 months (SLA target 99.5%)

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Models available via gateway

0%

Inference cost reduction (median across engagements)

Approach

Everything reduces to one rule: never stop at the PoC.

Most AI projects stall on operations and unit economics, not on technology. We fix the target uptime, cost per unit and on-call model before choosing an architecture.

01

Start from unit cost

GPU acquisition cost, power, token pricing and human operations are stacked up first. We draw the line at which the business works, then select the technology. We do not propose architectures that merely run.

02

Design the operations in

Node evacuation on failure, regression on model updates, permissions and audit logs. Everything that will certainly happen in production is written into the design before anything is built.

03

Leave it handover-ready

Infrastructure-as-code, runbooks and evaluation datasets are part of every delivery. Building for the assumption that the client will bring it in-house is, in practice, what produces the longest relationships.

Pricing simulator

An estimate, on the spot.

Estimate the monthly cost of dedicated GPU capacity and inference tokens. Actual quotations vary with architecture, term and service level.

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Breakdown
Dedicated InfiniBand fabric
Include SRE operations
Per GPU-hour
Utilisation (of 730 h)100%

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45%

Estimated monthly

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YOLAIZ configuration
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Projected saving
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YOLAIZ configuration

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Case studies

Architectures derived from the problem

Published in anonymised form under our clients' confidentiality agreements.

Manufacturing

−64%

Engineering hours spent searching drawings

Making forty years of design drawings searchable by the engineers themselves

Manufacturer, Client A (approx. 1,000 employees)

Every design change required finding comparable historical drawings, but naming conventions diff…

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Financial services

−52%

Token spend

Consolidating scattered departmental AI contracts behind one gateway

Financial services provider, Client B

Three years of independently signed departmental AI contracts had left the organisation with no …

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Research

−71%

Training job queue time

A 128-GPU training cluster the researchers do not have to operate

Research institution, Client C

Researchers were doubling as cluster administrators, and research halted every time an incident …

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News

Latest updates

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2026-07-28 Corporate GPUs under our operation pass 400
2026-06-17 Technical Measured results from speculative decoding in production inference
2026-05-20 Press release Departmental chargeback added to the LLM gateway
2026-04-08 Technical Validation results for direct liquid cooling in high-density racks

Bring us in while it is still an idea.

The most common questions we receive are "how many GPUs should we buy" and "should we own or rent". We welcome conversations long before requirements are settled.

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