Private AI hardware

Dell GB10 for private, local AI.

Compact private AI does not remove the need for architecture and governance.

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Workload fit

Start with workload, data sensitivity and operating requirements.

AFA does not treat hardware as a generic box sale. The design should reflect model size, concurrency, memory, storage, networking, security, data location, user workflows and support.

Private inference

Run selected models locally where the workload and data policy call for it.

Team experimentation

Give technical and business teams a governed environment for evaluation.

Hybrid architecture

Use local compute alongside approved cloud services rather than forcing one model for every workload.

Architecture

Private and sovereign AI design

Decide what should run locally, what may use cloud services and how information, models and users are governed.

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Procurement

Turn requirements into an infrastructure plan

Translate workloads into a practical compute, storage, networking and implementation sequence.

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Bring us the decision, workload or capability you need to move forward.

We can help determine the right strategy, governance, training, architecture or infrastructure starting point.

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