Building AI Value within Borders
Rafay's central orchestration platform facilitates efficient, self-service infrastructure and AI application management.
GPU infrastructure is a major investment and without the right orchestration and workflow automation in place, those resources remain underutilized or are delivered to the market at low price points. The sure-fire way to drive higher margins is to deliver self-service consumption experiences to developers, while enforcing enterprise-grade controls and strong multi-tenancy.
The Rafay Platform empowers neoclouds, Sovereign AI Clouds and cloud service providers (CSPs) to offer premium services that meet the highest enterprise expectations for governance and control, while delivering self-service consumption to their enterprise users. With Rafay, CSPs achieve higher revenues, higher margins, and higher infrastructure utilization.

With the Rafay Platform, neoclouds, Sovereign AI Clouds and CSPs can monetize infrastructure by delivering developer-ready experiences such as Generative A (GenAI) models, NVIDIA Blueprints, agentic apps (e.g. those powered by the Accenture AI Refinery offering), a variety of compute form factors (VMs, Kubernetes, Baremetal, SLURM), and a variety of 3rd party applications all as ready-to-use services through a composable marketplace.

























The Rafay Platform offers a robust software stack that provides the following supportive features:


Launch revenue-ready AI/ML environments with built-in SKU management, billing, and consumption metering so every GPU hour turns into billable services faster.

Offer a fully integrated, white-labeled portfolio of AI/ML and GenAI tools (Jupyter, Ray, Kubeflow, Slurm) that attracts developers and retains enterprise customers.

Deliver secure, sovereign-ready deployments that meet compliance requirements for regulated industries, expanding your addressable market.

Go beyond raw GPU access by monetizing models, datasets, and turnkey AI applications via marketplace integrations and upsell opportunities.

Reduce engineering overhead with multi-tenant automation and operational efficiency, freeing your teams to focus on growth while cutting costs.
Find answers to common questions about our GPU Cloud Orchestration services below.
Yes. The Rafay Platform supports three GPU sharing modes that operators can offer to tenants in self-service: full passthrough (one physical GPU per workload, optimal for large training runs), NVIDIA MIG (Multi-Instance GPU) partitioning (up to seven isolated MIG instances per A100 or H100, each with dedicated memory and compute), and time-slicing (multiple workloads sharing a GPU in time-multiplexed fashion, suited for lower-intensity inference or development workloads). Operators configure which sharing modes are available per SKU through PaaS Studio; tenants select the appropriate GPU size from the catalog without needing to understand the underlying partitioning mechanism. Security and compute isolation between MIG instances is enforced at the NVIDIA hardware level; chargeback data is collected per MIG instance or per time-slice allocation for granular cost attribution across tenants and business units.
Yes. The Rafay Platform offers a variety of workbenches out of the box. These are based on Kubeflow and KubeRay, with end users consuming these platforms “as a service,” without needing to configure or operate any of these tools on their own. Further, the Rafay platform provides a low-code/no-code framework that empowers partners to bring new capabilities to market faster, e.g. verticalized agents, co-pilots, document translation services, and more.
Yes. The Rafay Platform has always supported CPU-based workloads and can easily deliver a PaaS experience that offers CPU+GPU instances to end users.
Rafay offers a comprehensive solution for chargebacks and billing. The platform collects granular chargeback information on resource usage, which can be easily exported to customers’ existing billing systems for further processing and distribution. Rafay allows for customizable chargeback group definitions to align with organizational structures or projects. Both group definition and data collection can be carried out programmatically, enabling efficient and accurate billing processes.
Yes. Rafay supports a number of IaC frameworks, enabling customers to programmatize every aspect of their cloud. The Platform supports Terraform, OpenTofu, GitOps pipelines, CLI and API workflows out of the box.
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