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A bare metal customer holds GPU hardware reserved for their organization alone. No other tenant shares the machines, the customer holds root access and runs their own stack, and the hardware is configured around the workload rather than around a listing. This covers both ends of the range: a large deployment built from the ground up, and a smaller reserved allocation on Acasia’s own GPU hardware. Both are arranged through the Acasia sales team.

What a reservation includes

Where the control plane is installed on the reserved hardware, Acasia Cloud also reports per-GPU telemetry and can drive model deployment and cluster sizing. See The control plane.

Bare metal compared with the Marketplace

Who bare metal fits

  • Organizations training or fine-tuning models at a scale that needs dedicated interconnect and topology
  • Teams running sustained production inference where capacity must be guaranteed for the term
  • Organizations with data residency, isolation, or compliance requirements that rule out shared capacity
  • Teams that need administrative control of the machines their workloads run on

Becoming a bare metal customer

Reservations are invite-only. They are not listed, priced, or purchased online — every reservation is scoped with the Acasia sales team before hardware is committed. Start by contacting Acasia at acasia.com/contact or emailing support@acasia.com. The more you can describe up front, the faster the deployment can be scoped:
If you need GPU capacity today, the Marketplace is the faster path. Rentals there are self-serve and available immediately after checkout.

Next steps

Contact Acasia

Start the conversation with the sales team.

Acasia Cloud

Telemetry, alerting, and administration for your fleet.

Marketplace

Rent listed capacity while a deployment is being scoped.