From the GPU to the outcome. All of it ours.
Stelia owns and operates the entire stack, from bare-metal GPUs to enterprise outcomes, on our own software. Six years building the foundations of AI distribution: orchestration, bare-metal control, storage, distributed model training, GPU clusters and the operating software that runs them, and now the enterprise overlay on top. One control plane, end to end, in our hands, delivering outcomes.
One stack, GPU to Stelia Workspace, on one control plane.
Every layer between the silicon and the outcome is ours, built and operated on Stelia software. Value flows up from the GPU to the enterprise outcome; control runs down through every layer, so nothing critical is rented, brokered or out of our hands.
This is the founding principle of Stelia: own the stack that everyone else assembles. Where other GPU providers stop at the rack, we keep going, up through distribution, models and the enterprise workspace, and down to the bare metal, all on one control plane.
One control plane. Security, governance, uptime.
Stelia's software links owned GPU clusters, third-party capacity and direct interconnects to major data providers into one fabric, and runs security, governance, uptime and control across all of it from a single place. Owning the interconnection fabric, and the software that runs on it, makes those properties deterministic: security, reliability, governance and control are engineered into the network itself and guaranteed by us. It is all underpinned by AS212175, our own global carrier network.
Security
Every resource runs inside Stelia's security boundary, with isolation, encryption and policy enforced centrally.
Governance
One place to set who can use which resource, with audit trails and policy spanning owned and third-party capacity.
Uptime management
Availability is actively managed and controlled across the whole fabric, so no single provider is a point of failure.
Control
Owned GPUs, third-party capacity and data-provider interconnects all run under one control plane, on Stelia software.
Distribution and availability, from the ground up.
The people who built the network built the business. We cut our teeth in advanced Ethernet, had RoCEv2 operational before it was public knowledge, and have been long-standing contribution partners to both NVIDIA and Ultra Ethernet.
Advanced Ethernet
We came up in high-performance Ethernet networking, the discipline the rest of the stack now depends on.
RoCEv2, early
We had lossless RoCEv2 running in production before it was public knowledge, years ahead of the market.
NVIDIA & Ultra Ethernet
Long-standing contribution partners to NVIDIA and the Ultra Ethernet Consortium, shaping the fabric itself.
Distribution first
Six years building AI distribution, so availability is an architectural property of the whole business.
What we own, where others rent.
Most AI providers assemble a stack from other people's parts. Stelia owns each layer, which is what lets us guarantee distribution, availability and outcomes end to end.
| Layer | Typical GPU or neocloud | Stelia |
|---|---|---|
| GPUs | Rented capacity, shared tenants | Owned clusters, bare-metal control |
| Network fabric | Whatever the DC provides | Advanced Ethernet, RoCEv2, Ultra Ethernet |
| Backbone & CDN | Someone else's transit | Our own carrier network, AS212175 |
| Orchestration | Third-party or hyperscaler | Our own operating software |
| Model training | Bring your own stack | Distributed training in Crucible |
| Model serving | Egress to a public cloud | Served from our own network |
| Enterprise layer | Left to the customer | Stelia Workspace, outcomes on your data |
Own the stack, own the outcome.
From bare-metal GPUs to Stelia Workspace, on our own software and our own network. One control plane, end to end.