Translated with AI from the Russian original.

MWS GPU on-premises allows you to install servers with graphics accelerators (GPUs) for working with artificial intelligence within the perimeter of enterprises.

The new service provides the ability to both purchase and rent equipment. If necessary, MWS Cloud specialists will help determine the required configuration of servers with GPUs, provide equipment and install it. The equipment is provided as part of servers with various configurations of graphics accelerators, which can be installed both in finished form and assembled individually for the company's tasks.

The service is focused on companies that need to deploy computing power with GPUs in a closed loop in accordance with the requirements of Russian legislation. For example, industrial companies for integration with existing on-premises systems, medical companies working with patients' personal data in diagnostics using AI. Alexey Kuznetsov, Director of New Cloud Products at MWS, emphasized:

Thanks to the availability of ready-made configurations, MWS Cloud can deploy infrastructure for companies in a matter of days, which will reduce the time for purchasing equipment and quickly start working with artificial intelligence. The infrastructure can be scaled depending on the tasks and volumes of calculations, providing flexibility in expanding projects and adapting solutions to individual customer requirements. And the ability to rent servers with GPUs allows you to transfer capital investments into a flexible payment system.

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