Compute / GPU

GPU Servers

WLStack GPU Servers deliver parallel compute capacity for AI training, fine-tuning, inference services, AIGC, scientific computing and media processing, and can be integrated with high-speed storage, containers and cluster scheduling.

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GPU Servers

Parallel

GPU compute

Built for

training and inference

Scalable

single node to cluster

Compatible

containers and AI frameworks

Turn AI compute from experimental hardware into a production platform

WLStack GPU Servers are built for AI training, inference, AIGC, scientific computing and media workloads. Combined with storage, networking, containers and orchestration, they support a full path from single-node experiments to multi-node training and from offline computation to online model serving.

Product advantages

High-parallel compute for AI

Designed for training, fine-tuning, inference, vectorization and image/video workloads.

  • Training acceleration
  • Inference acceleration
  • Image and video processing
  • Scientific computing

Smooth scaling from single node to cluster

Support growth from development and experimentation to multi-GPU and multi-node environments.

  • Single-node experiments
  • Multi-GPU expansion
  • Training cluster nodes
  • Inference pools

Platform and container integration

Work with Docker, Kubernetes, schedulers and model-serving platforms.

  • Container compatible
  • Kubernetes integration
  • Task scheduling
  • Model serving

High-speed data paths

Coordinate with storage and networking to shorten data preparation and model loading time.

  • High-performance storage
  • Shared datasets
  • Reduced data wait time
  • Higher training efficiency

Core capabilities

GPU compute for model training and fine-tuning

Designed for large-scale experimentation, training and fine-tuning with strong parallel performance.

  • Model training
  • Fine-tuning
  • Experiment batches
  • Multi-GPU scheduling

Low-latency inference capacity for online services

Provide stable inference resources for online models, AIGC services and enterprise AI applications.

  • Online inference
  • Model serving
  • Low latency
  • Elastic scaling

Integrate with containers and mainstream AI frameworks

Support Docker, Kubernetes and common AI frameworks as part of an existing platform workflow.

  • Docker
  • Kubernetes
  • PyTorch / TensorFlow
  • Automated scheduling

High-speed data paths for training and inference

Coordinate storage and network access for datasets, models and intermediate artifacts.

  • Shared datasets
  • High-speed reads and writes
  • Reduced data bottlenecks
  • Fit for large-scale jobs

Layered GPU resource choices for different workload stages

Choose the right GPU profile for development, production inference and training scale.

  • Dev/test profiles
  • Production inference profiles
  • Training cluster profiles
  • Right-sized selection

Mainstream GPU models

Covering large-model training, inference and graphics rendering — choose by workload scale and budget.

NVIDIA A100

NVIDIA A100

Flagship accelerator for large-scale training and HPC.

  • 40 / 80GB memory
  • NVLink interconnect
  • Top choice for LLM training
NVIDIA A800

NVIDIA A800

Cost-effective training and inference compute with stable supply.

  • 80GB memory
  • High-bandwidth interconnect
  • Training / inference
NVIDIA H20

NVIDIA H20

New-generation card optimized for LLM inference and fine-tuning.

  • Large memory capacity
  • Inference throughput optimized
  • LLM-inference friendly
NVIDIA RTX 4090

NVIDIA RTX 4090

Cost-effective choice for rendering, light training and inference.

  • 24GB memory
  • Strong single-card performance
  • Render / inference / test

Typical scenarios

Model training and fine-tuning

Suitable for LLM fine-tuning, CV/NLP training, recommendation training and experimentation workflows.

  • High-throughput training
  • Multi-GPU expansion
  • From experiment to production
  • Shared dataset access

Online inference and AIGC services

Support online model inference, content generation, intelligent Q&A and enterprise AI services.

  • Low-latency inference
  • Inference pooling
  • Service deployment
  • Scale with traffic

Media processing and scientific computing

Fit for transcoding, image recognition, simulation and other parallel compute workloads.

  • Image analysis
  • Video acceleration
  • Scientific workloads
  • High-parallel execution

FAQ

They support both. Training prioritizes parallel compute and throughput, while inference focuses more on latency, stability and service delivery.

Yes. They work with Docker, Kubernetes and mainstream AI frameworks so they can fit into existing engineering workflows.

Yes. GPU servers can start as single-node environments and expand into multi-node training clusters or inference pools.

Yes. They are also well suited for transcoding, image analysis, simulation and other highly parallel workloads.