Artificial intelligence is reshaping business models, but it also brings a series of very real fears for enterprises: technological obsolescence, uncontrollable scalability, dependency on American giants, deployment complexity… All these barriers slow down large-scale AI adoption.
Artificial intelligence is reshaping business models, but it also brings a series of very real fears for enterprises: technological obsolescence, uncontrollable scalability, dependency on American giants, deployment complexity… All these barriers slow down large-scale AI adoption.
Arkane Cloud has become the GPU cloud platform of choice for a growing base of AI-first companies, ranging from ambitious startups to AI-native product teams inside larger tech companies. These clients are primarily building applications powered by large language models (LLMs), generative AI, or real-time inference services, products that require dedicated, low-latency access to powerful GPUs such as the NVIDIA A100 and H100.
In the rapidly evolving landscape of AI and GPU-as-a-Service, success isn’t just about having cutting-edge technology—it’s about building an ecosystem of strategic partnerships that deliver comprehensive solutions to customers. Arkane Cloud has positioned itself at the forefront of this transformation by cultivating deep relationships with industry leaders across the entire AI infrastructure stack.
As artificial intelligence continues to reshape industries, the demand for powerful, flexible, and efficient infrastructure has never been greater. To meet this need, Arkane Cloud has launched a new suite of features under the banner of AI as a Service—designed to give developers, startups, and enterprises the tools they need to deploy and scale AI solutions effortlessly.
During the month of June, our CEO, Julien Gauthier, was invited in Paris by Megaport to meet Michael Reid, the CEO of Megaport. They discussed innovation, digital infrastructure, AI and GPU as a service, as well as how Arkane Cloud came to be. From Arkane Cloud’s genesis to AIaaS, here’s an extract from the exchange
