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Government & defense

AI & HPC

GPU compute · Scheduling · Inference

Compute scheduled, monitored, and kept inside its boundary.

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Two graphics cards laid on black, fans and shrouds in close-up
Plate № 01Accelerator hardware

What it covers

A cluster is an infrastructure problem.

The newest of the four sheets — capability, not history.

Underneath the accelerators, it is infrastructure — and gets the same treatment.

Capability

What we can design and run.

Read the maturity row. This one is stated as capability.

Data sheet

Discipline
GPU and high-performance computing.
Built as
Scheduled, partitioned clusters defined in code.
Serving
Model-serving stacks, including self-hosted LLM inference.
Data
HPC pipelines — staging, throughput, retention.
Boundary
Inside the boundary, no assumed egress.
Maturity
Capability and architecture, not delivered programs.
Route
Under a prime, as subcontractor.
You own
The cluster definitions, images and models.

Capabilities

  • GPU nodes provisioned from code.
  • Scheduling with queues, accounting, per-project limits.
  • Partitioning — one card, several jobs, safely.
  • Model serving: versioned, capped, behind your identity.
  • No model phones home, by design.
  • Pipelines sized to keep the hardware fed.
  • Encrypted, backed up, logged, inside the boundary.

Stated as capability. We are not claiming a delivered government AI program. No agency, no model of record. TS/SCI clearances are held by individual engineers, applied through teaming; Stagg Business Solutions Inc. holds no corporate facility clearance.

Registrations

  • CAGE 149Y3
  • UEI WHRZRJNG39L5
  • NAICS 541512

In our commercial work

The compute is new. The discipline is not.

What we bring is the operating practice.

The inside of a machine — cooling fans, memory and cabling, lit from within
Plate № 02Compute, up close

What is running today

  • Infrastructure defined in code, so it rebuilds.
  • Encrypted volumes and scheduled snapshots.
  • Multi-factor identity, access by role.
  • Metrics and dashboards, so "is it slow" has an answer.
  • Audit logging and threat detection from day one.
  • A read-only data feed over a private network.
  • Self-hosted inference, our hardware, our network.

Commercial and internal. Everything above is commercial work, or our own infrastructure. None of it is a government contract award or an AI program of record.

The other three

Four practice areas, one team.

These three are what compute sits on.

Next step

Talk to the engineers.

A capability question, a teaming conversation, an environment.

Base
Utah — Mountain Time · replies within 24 hours
Registrations
CAGE 149Y3 · UEI WHRZRJNG39L5 · NAICS 541512