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Start from the problem that brought you here

Ænix builds and runs cloud platforms on hardware you control — for organisations that need real cloud infrastructure without a hyperscaler underneath it. People arrive here for one of a handful of reasons: a regulator (DORA, NIS2), a sovereignty requirement, an AI workload that cannot leave the building, a cloud bill that stopped making sense, a VMware renewal, a continuity obligation, or developers waiting weeks for an environment. Pick the one that matches; the page gives you the architecture, the Ænix platform it maps to and what an engagement looks like.

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Regulatory triggers

DORA compliance — cloud architecture mapped to DORA ICT risk management (Arts. 5-16), incident reporting (Arts. 17-23, major incidents under Art. 19), third-party risk (Arts. 28-30, concentration risk at Art. 29) and resilience testing (Arts. 24-27). Pairs with: Private Cloud Platform. Free DORA checklist.
NIS2 compliance — risk-management measures (Art. 21) and 24h/72h/one-month incident reporting (Art. 23) for essential and important entities. Pairs with: Private Cloud Platform. Free NIS2 checklist.
Data sovereignty — customer-controlled hardware, documented key custody and data residency for every data class. Pairs with: Private Cloud Platform or Public Cloud Platform.
Disaster recovery — cross-DC synchronous replication, backups outside the protected cluster, RTO/RPO you can evidence in a drill. Pairs with: Private Cloud Platform.

AI / GPU triggers

Sovereign AI — GPU infrastructure for AI workloads on customer-controlled hardware. Pairs with: AI Platform. Free Sovereign AI Decision Guide.
Private LLM — open-weight models, RAG and fine-tuning on your own GPUs, weights and logs on your side of the boundary. Pairs with: AI Platform.
GPU as a service — turn a fleet of GPU servers into a cloud you can sell: tenants, isolation between customers, self-service ordering and per-tenant usage data for your billing. Pairs with: Public Cloud Platform plus AI Platform.
GPU cloud bursting — own the baseline, burst peaks into public or sovereign clouds under one Cluster API. Pairs with: AI Platform plus Public Cloud Platform.

Cost / consolidation triggers

Cloud repatriation — move workloads off AWS / Azure / GCP onto sovereign or on-prem infrastructure. Pairs with: Private Cloud Platform, or Public Cloud Platform if you resell the capacity. Free TCO Worksheet.
Cloud cost optimization — find where public-cloud spend leaks, then decide what to fix in-cloud and what to move. Pairs with: Public Cloud Platform or Private Cloud Platform.
Hybrid cloud platform — one platform spanning on-prem, public cloud and edge. Pairs with: Private Cloud Platform or Public Cloud Platform.

Engineering triggers

Selling and billing managed services — for hosting providers: a catalogue of managed databases, Kubernetes, S3, VMs and GPU, per-minute usage billing through Ænix Billing and WHMCS, tenant suspension. Pairs with: Public Cloud Platform.
Developer self-service — golden paths that provision environments, databases and services without tickets. Pairs with: the developer self-service layer of Private Cloud Platform. Free Platform Engineering Maturity Assessment.

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GPU as a service platform for GPU clouds and data centres

Sell NVIDIA GPU capacity as a multi-tenant cloud: GPU VMs, Kubernetes with GPUs, a self-service portal and per-tenant usage for billing. Built on Cozystack.

Disaster Recovery as a Service on a Sovereign Platform

Disaster recovery on a sovereign platform you operate: cross-DC synchronous replication, backups outside the cluster and RTO/RPO rehearsed in drills.

GPU cloud bursting across bare metal, public and sovereign clouds

Cloud bursting for GPU workloads: burst from owned bare metal into public and sovereign clouds under one Cluster API, with fractional GPU sharing.

Private LLM: Self-Hosted and On-Prem GenAI on Your GPUs

Run a private LLM on your own GPUs: self-hosted open-weight models, RAG on Qdrant, fine-tuning, with weights, data and the audit trail under your control.

Cloud cost optimization — predictable spend on infrastructure you actually control

Find where public-cloud spend leaks, what to fix in-cloud and what to move to infrastructure you control. A fixed-price 14- or 28-day engagement.

Cloud repatriation — exit public cloud without breaking the application

Move the right workloads out of AWS, Azure or GCP: an honest TCO model, a per-workload ranking and a destination platform you can run, in 14 or 28 days.

Data sovereignty for cloud infrastructure — make jurisdictional control demonstrable

Prove where every data class lives, who holds the keys and which suppliers sit behind your cloud. A fixed-price engagement for DORA, NIS2 and GDPR scope.

Developer self-service — environments in hours, not weeks

Developer self-service: golden paths that give product teams environments, databases and services without tickets, in hours instead of weeks.

DORA compliance for cloud infrastructure — make your cloud architecture supervisor-ready

DORA applies since 17 January 2025. A fixed-price engagement that checks your cloud architecture against ICT third-party, concentration and exit-strategy rules.

Hybrid cloud platform — operate one platform, choose where workloads run

Run VMs and containers on one Kubernetes-native platform across your hardware, public cloud regions and edge sites, with one platform team and no lock-in.

NIS2 compliance for cloud infrastructure — make your architecture audit-ready

NIS2 had to be transposed by 17 October 2024. A fixed-price engagement that maps your cloud architecture to Article 21 measures and Article 23 reporting.

Sell and bill managed cloud services as a hosting provider

Sell managed databases, Kubernetes, S3, VMs and GPU from your own hardware and bill them per minute: Ænix Billing, WHMCS integration, tenant suspension.

Sovereign AI infrastructure — GenAI and inference on data that can't leave the perimeter

Sovereign AI for regulated organisations: inference, fine-tuning and RAG on GPUs you control, in your jurisdiction, with data that never leaves the perimeter.

What is a private cloud platform — open source, Kubernetes-native, multi-tenant

What a private cloud platform is, what it has to provide, and how the open-source Kubernetes-native option compares with VMware VCF, OpenStack and OpenShift.