The Ground Beneath. Confirmed before a single GPU ships.
Current-generation NVIDIA Blackwell. Your cluster — confirmed in your MSA.
Two fabrics. One cluster. Zero shared bandwidth.
A complete view of operational metrics across the dedicated GPU cluster — updated continuously throughout the engagement term. Powered by NVIDIA DCGM for GPU health telemetry, Grafana Enterprise + Prometheus for metrics aggregation, PagerDuty for alert routing, and a 24/7 SIEM pipeline. All data visible to client teams in real time.
Verde Compute is structured around a direct NVIDIA Enterprise relationship — with a dedicated Technical Account Manager, priority support escalation paths, and early access to new NIM model releases. NVIDIA Enterprise agreement terms are pre-confirmed; licensing is activated from engagement escrow at MSA execution — not post-engagement.
A single NVIDIA TAM assigned exclusively to Verde — not a shared pool. Standing bi-weekly check-ins, quarterly executive reviews, and named backup for continuity. Verde is notified a minimum 30 days before any TAM change.
P1 (cluster or software down): NVIDIA L3/L4 directly engaged within 2 hours of Verde NOC escalation. P2 (degraded performance): 8-hour engagement. Verde receives minimum 5 named technical contacts with direct L4 access.
CVEs with CVSS score ≥7.0 are patched and available within 30 days of NVIDIA publication. Verde NOC receives NVIDIA PSIRT security advisories directly — not filtered through an OEM hardware vendor intermediary.
Verde NOC receives new NIM microservice model access a minimum 30 days before general availability — validated on Verde's cluster before being offered to clients. NVIDIA Research Early Access for qualifying research clients.
NVIDIA provides GPU attestation documentation for Verde's Blackwell-class fleet \u2014 for Verde's compliance reporting to regulated-industry clients in financial services, healthcare, and government. Trusted Execution Environment (TEE) enabled on Blackwell hardware.
Annual confidential briefings: upcoming GPU architectures (post-Blackwell), NVLink/NVSwitch evolution, NVIDIA AI Enterprise platform roadmap. Verde uses this for capacity planning and client roadmap communication — subject to NDA.
Three operational commitments confirmed in your MSA and active from go-live — not optional upgrades. Cloud on-ramp cross-connects pre-provisioned. Smart Hands response contractually timed. Certifications current at signing.
Most GPU services use “dedicated” as a marketing term. Verde uses it as a legal one — enforced by a Master Service Agreement, not a terms-of-service click-through. Here is the difference in plain terms.
The same MSA framework — adapted to your regulatory environment. Verde’s infrastructure commitment is sector-agnostic. The compliance language in your contract is not.
Every Verde engagement follows a defined delivery sequence — hardware confirmed in writing, 72-hour burn-in certified. And from go-live: a minimum of 15 named personnel listed by name in your MSA.
Every Verde engagement includes a minimum of 15 named roles, listed by full name in the MSA Named Personnel Schedule (Exhibit A). No named engineer can be reassigned to any other Verde engagement without your written consent.
Operational continuity, financial structural protection, and contractual end-of-term rights — each layer is a legal mechanism in your MSA, not a marketing promise.
No managed GPU service offers a contractual hardware ownership option. Verde does. When your contract term ends, you have a pre-agreed right to purchase the hardware at independently assessed fair market value — or to continue with next-generation infrastructure, same team, same endpoints, zero migration.
Verde Compute is structured for institutional enterprises requiring dedicated AI infrastructure, a named engineering team, and binding contractual protections — not cloud credits or shared capacity. Every specification is a legal obligation confirmed before a single GPU ships.