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Sovereign AI compute · NVIDIA Blackwell · Hopper · L40S

Your AI runs inside Kazakhstan

We don't rent a slice of someone else's cloud. AI Router operates its own GPU fleet inside Kazakhstani data centers: Blackwell for frontier models, Hopper for production, L40S for high-throughput 7–32B inference. Every enterprise customer gets an isolated GPU pool — your data and weights never mix with anyone else's.

GPU tiers

3 generations

NVIDIA architectures

Blackwell · Hopper · Ada

Data residency

Kazakhstan

In-country data centers

Production, DR, logs, backups, billing — every byte physically in Kazakhstan. No cross-border transit, no offshore replicas.

Primary

Almaty

Kazakhstan

Tier III
Power
2N power · N+1 cooling
Network
Dual-uplink 100 GbE · BGP multi-homed
Compliance
Uptime Institute certified · AI Law RK
DR / Standby

Astana

Kazakhstan

Tier III+
Power
2N+1 power · free-cooling chillers
Network
Dark fiber · < 25 ms to Almaty
Compliance
Real-time replication · daily backups

Three inference tiers. Same API.

From trillion-parameter frontier models to cost-efficient 8B fleets — we run the whole stack in-country. You pick the tier that matches your latency, volume, and SLA.

Flagship

NVIDIA Blackwell

B200 · GB200 NVL72

Trillion-parameter inference

The 2026 flagship. Dual-die architecture, 192 GB HBM3e, native FP4, and a second-gen Transformer Engine. Up to 4× faster LLM inference than H100, and 30× on trillion-parameter models in an NVL72 rack. Liquid-cooled, one 72-GPU NVLink domain.

Key specs

  • 192 GB HBM3e · 8 TB/s
  • 20 PFLOPS FP4 · 10 PFLOPS FP8
  • NVLink 5 · 1.8 TB/s
  • TEE-I/O · confidential compute

Typical workloads

  • GPT-OSS 120B · Llama 4 Behemoth
  • DeepSeek V3.2 685B · Qwen 3 235B
  • Custom 400B+ models in FP4

Deployment

Dedicated 8-GPU node or NVL72 rack slice · liquid-cooled

Production

NVIDIA Hopper

H200 NVL · H100

Production workhorse

The battle-tested Hopper platform: 141 GB HBM3e, 4.8 TB/s bandwidth, up to 2× inference on Llama-class models vs H100. Air-cooled — deploys in any rack. The sweet spot on price/performance for 30–120B models.

Key specs

  • 141 GB HBM3e · 4.8 TB/s
  • 3.96 PFLOPS FP8
  • NVLink 4 · 900 GB/s
  • Transformer Engine FP8

Typical workloads

  • Llama 4 Maverick · Mistral Large 3
  • Claude-class · GPT-class 30–120B
  • Long-context RAG · agents

Deployment

Dedicated 4-GPU or 8-GPU node with NVLink · air-cooled

Cost-efficient

NVIDIA Ada Lovelace

L40S

High-throughput small models

The most cost-efficient tier per token for 7–32B models. 48 GB memory, 4th-gen Tensor Cores with FP8 via Transformer Engine. Ideal for high-QPS chat fleets, embedding pipelines, and multimodal pre-processors.

Key specs

  • 48 GB GDDR6 · 864 GB/s
  • 1.47 PFLOPS FP8
  • Transformer Engine FP8
  • Air-cooled · 350 W

Typical workloads

  • Llama 4 Scout · Qwen 3 8B/32B
  • Gemma 3 12B/27B · Phi-5
  • Embeddings · reranking · chat

Deployment

2-GPU and 4-GPU nodes · PCIe Gen4 · standard rack

Tier-by-tier comparison

Numbers below are steady-state figures on dedicated 8-GPU nodes with typical production batching. Your numbers depend on model, context length, and batch size — we always benchmark your exact workload before you commit.

SpecificationBlackwell B200Hopper H200Ada L40S
GPU memory192 GB HBM3e141 GB HBM3e48 GB GDDR6
Memory bandwidth8.0 TB/s4.8 TB/s864 GB/s
Peak FP810 PFLOPS3.96 PFLOPS1.47 PFLOPS
Peak FP420 PFLOPS
InterconnectNVLink 5 · 1.8 TB/sNVLink 4 · 900 GB/sPCIe Gen4 · 64 GB/s
TDP / cooling1000 W · liquid700 W · air350 W · air
Best model size70B–1T+30B–120B7B–32B
Tokens/sec · 70B FP4/FP8~8,000 (FP4)~2,000 (FP8)
Tokens/sec · 13B FP8~24,000~9,000~3,200
Concurrent streams · 70B64–12832–48
Chat RPS (p95 < 500 ms)40–8020–3030–60
Time to first token (70B, p50)~180 ms~240 ms
Confidential compute (TEE-I/O)Yes
Inference cost · 70B classfrom $0.12 / $0.36 per 1Mfrom $0.20 / $0.60 per 1M
Inference cost · 8–13B classfrom $0.10 / $0.30 per 1Mfrom $0.05 / $0.15 per 1M

Prices shown as input/output per 1M tokens for reserved dedicated capacity. Proxied models from third-party providers are billed at their list price with zero markup from us — see the pricing page.

Dedicated hardware. Zero multi-tenancy.

Enterprise customers get a physically isolated GPU pool — not a slice of a shared inference API. Your weights, KV cache, logs, and metrics live only on hardware assigned to your tenant.

Hardware

Physical GPU isolation

Named GPUs and nodes assigned to your tenant. No shared inference queues. No noisy-neighbor latency spikes.

Security

TEE-I/O on Blackwell

Trusted Execution Environment I/O encrypts weights and prompts with near-zero throughput penalty. Built for regulated workloads — finance, healthcare, government.

Data

Weights stay on your node

Your fine-tunes, LoRA adapters, and KV caches never leave the GPUs assigned to your tenant. No cross-tenant cache pooling.

Network

Per-tenant VLAN · private endpoints

Optional per-tenant VLAN isolation, private endpoints, and IP allowlisting. Traffic never crosses tenant boundaries inside the rack.

Keys

Tenant KMS envelope

Disk encryption keys, session tokens, and API key material are envelope-encrypted per tenant in our HSM-backed KMS.

Audit

Per-tenant audit trail

Immutable per-tenant logs. SIEM export via webhook or S3. Retention policy configured to your regulator's requirements.

Data sovereignty, end to end

Your data never leaves Kazakhstan. Not for training, not for logging, not for billing reconciliation.

01

All infrastructure in-country

Production, DR, logs, metrics, backups, API gateway — every byte physically in Kazakh data centers.

02

AI Law RK compliant

Per-request regulatory-context labels. Named data controller in Kazakhstan. DPA with every enterprise customer.

03

Billing in local currency

Microdollar accounting with KZT invoicing. Bank transfer, VAT-compliant invoices, no cross-border payment flows.

04

Support on your timezone

Named SRE on-call in Almaty. 15-minute P1 response. Russian, Kazakh, and English support.

Reserve dedicated GPUs for your workload

We benchmark your exact model and traffic pattern on each tier — then reserve the right mix for your SLA and budget.