Build a Powerful On-Premises AI Data Center
Silverdraft’s CPU/GPU-dense computers provide the foundation for powerful on-premises environments supporting AI, XR, simulation, rendering, advanced visualization, and other compute-intensive workloads.
What makes Silverdraft different is its application-specific approach to system configuration and thermal management. Not all software applications are the same. The work performed by each software program directly affect the load on the CPU, GPU, and RAM. Incorrect load creates processing spikes which generate unnecessary power draw and heat. We custom configure to optimize the balance of CPU/GPU/RAM to manage power and heat better. By removing heat effectively and configuring the complete system around the workload, Silverdraft systems are designed to help CPUs and GPUs sustain performance during intensive operations. The result is not simply more hardware. It’s about getting more computing from similar hardware.
The result is purpose-built, on-premises computing environments that help protect valuable data and make better use of available power, cooling, space, and infrastructure. In selected use cases, Silverdraft has observed as much as a 40% to 50% improvement in power-to-compute ratio.
By placing high-performance computing close to the people and data that depend on it, your organization can reduce latency, maintain greater control over sensitive information, and avoid many of the ongoing costs and limitations associated with moving critical workloads to external environments.
High-Performance with a Smaller Data Center Footprint
Silverdraft treats computing performance and thermal management as one integrated engineering challenge.
This allows organizations to deploy significant computing capacity while using less physical space and power and relying less on the AI data center cooling systems they would typically need.
In customer- and workload-specific configurations, Silverdraft systems have delivered a 40%–50% improvement in computer-power efficiency compared with conventional alternatives.
The result is a more efficient on-premises data center solution that can:
- Deliver greater compute performance within available power
- Reduce the physical footprint required for advanced computing
- Lower supporting power and AI cooling system requirements
- Maintain consistent performance during sustained workloads
- Scale as applications, users, and computing demands grow
Performance results vary based on the application, hardware configuration, operating environment, utilization, and comparison platform.
Keep Your Most Valuable Data Close
Media assets, vehicle designs, engineering models, simulation data, client information, and government-controlled data can represent years of investment and irreplaceable intellectual property.
Sending that information outside the organization can introduce security, governance, latency, workflow, and long-term cost considerations.
An on-premises Silverdraft environment gives you direct control over:
- Where sensitive data is stored
- Who can access systems and specific datasets
- How information moves across your network
- How compute resources are allocated
- When infrastructure is upgraded or expanded
- How security, governance, and retention policies are applied
Silverdraft systems can also be integrated into environments with different levels of network connectivity—from tightly controlled enterprise networks to fully isolated deployments—based on each organization’s security requirements.
Built Around Your Workloads
A successful on-premises data center begins with the work it must perform—not with a predetermined hardware configuration.
Silverdraft evaluates your applications, datasets, workflows, performance requirements, available space, power capacity, cooling environment, security policies, and anticipated growth. We then configure an on-premises computing solution designed to deliver the performance your organization needs today, with a practical path to expand tomorrow.
Explore Your On-Premises Data Center
Tell us about your workloads, data, users, security requirements, and performance goals. Silverdraft can help you evaluate an on-premises architecture that delivers the computing power you need—without the footprint and infrastructure demands of a conventional data center.