INTRODUCING SHIELDVPC Private-access GPU infrastructure, built for considered adoption.Explore the pilot

THE ENTERPRISE GPU CONTROL PLANE

Elastic GPU capacity.
A controlled perimeter.

A private-access control plane for burst GPU infrastructure. Marketplace flexibility, enterprise identity, and a clear boundary of trust.

Controlled pilot   /   No long-term capacity commitment

YOUR PRIVATE-ACCESS ENVIRONMENTARCHITECTURE / 01
Your enterpriseIdentity provider · SSO · MFA
IDENTITY
Authenticated, policy-controlled access
ShieldVPC policy boundaryPRIVATE ACCESS
✓ Tenant-scoped controls
✓ Approval-based operations
✓ Outbound tunnel design
GPUCOMPUTE
GPUCOMPUTE
GPUCOMPUTE
Eligible GPU hostsON-DEMAND CAPACITY
Network privacy ≠ host confidentialityDESIGN TARGET
FLEXIBILITY WITHOUT AMBIGUITY

Enterprise identity

Tenant-scoped control

Transparent host trust

Short-term GPU capacity

01 / THE PLATFORM

A private perimeter.
Not another infrastructure burden.

Your teams need compute, not another cloud to operate. ShieldVPC brings access, procurement, and GPU operations into one deliberately simple workspace.

01

Capacity when it matters

Discover marketplace GPUs for short-lived experiments and burst demand. ShieldVPC is the resale operator; customers do not need a separate supplier account.

DISCOVER · REVIEW · REQUEST
02

Policy before provisioning

Designed around enterprise identity, approved hosts, private-access admission, and explicit financial authorization. Unmet controls block launch.

EXPLICIT SECURITY GATES
03

One focused workspace

Ask the Shield assistant to discover capacity and prepare actions. See only what matters: current GPU rentals, utilization, and proposals awaiting your review.

NATURAL LANGUAGE · HUMAN CONTROL

02 / SECURITY BY BOUNDARY

Trust should be explicit.
Especially beyond your cloud.

Private networking is an important control. It is not proof that a host cannot inspect your workload. We separate these promises so your security team can make an informed decision.

PRIVATE-ACCESS GPU

Control the path
to your compute.

The planned private-access perimeter combines enterprise identity, per-tenant segmentation, and outbound tunnels to admitted GPU environments.

  • Identity-aware access, rather than public notebooks
  • Credentials retained in the control plane
  • Tenant-scoped inventory and tool authorization
  • Host review and direct-access bypass checks
Trust boundary The provider operates the machine. Container isolation and encryption at rest do not prevent an operator from inspecting active workload data.
PILOT DESIGN · ADMISSION NOT YET COMMISSIONED
ATTESTED CONFIDENTIAL GPU

Verify the environment.
Then release the keys.

A separate eligibility class for hardware-backed host protection. Availability depends on a verified confidential CPU, GPU, and transfer path.

  • Fresh, manufacturer-backed remote attestation
  • Approved firmware and workload measurements
  • Session-bound evidence and encrypted transport
  • Key release only to a verified environment
Fail-closed commitment No verified attestation means no confidential rental. A GPU model, datacenter certification, or marketplace badge is not sufficient evidence.
UNAVAILABLE · NO QUALIFYING CAPACITY VERIFIED

ShieldVPC does not currently claim SOC 2, HIPAA, PCI DSS, or confidential-computing certification. A supplier's certifications do not automatically extend to ShieldVPC. Read the security architecture →

03 / INFRASTRUCTURE

A marketplace of compute.
A narrower definition of eligible.

ShieldVPC aggregates marketplace capacity. Our admission process must decide which hosts, images, and network configurations are suitable for each workload.

GPU families to evaluateILLUSTRATIVE · NOT LIVE INVENTORY
NVIDIA H100 / H200High-memory training & inference
Datacenter
NVIDIA A100Model development & batch processing
Datacenter
NVIDIA RTX 4090 / 5090Prototyping & parallel experiments
Workstation

Availability, geography, memory, and pricing vary by offer. Hardware names do not indicate confidential-computing eligibility.

HOST ADMISSION STANDARD

Not every available GPU
belongs in your environment.

01

Provider identity and operational review

02

Region, image, and workload eligibility

03

Private-access verification before data ingress

04

Independent attestation for confidential workloads

04 / BUILT FOR THE BURST

Right-sized for work
that does not run forever.

Start with public or synthetic data while host admission is established. Sensitive workloads require a separate security assessment and appropriate eligibility.

01 / AI DEVELOPMENT

Experiment without
committing a cluster.

Evaluate open models, benchmark configurations, and run parallel experiments on public datasets.

02 / BATCH COMPUTE

Clear the queue.
Release the capacity.

Plan bounded rendering, simulation, and processing jobs using non-sensitive inputs and checkpointed outputs.

03 / INFERENCE EVALUATION

Find your fit
before production.

Compare latency and throughput across GPU families before selecting long-lived infrastructure.

A CONSIDERED PATH TO GPU CAPACITY

Start with your requirements.
Not a credit card.

Discuss workload classification, host trust, geography, and burst economics. Live rentals open only after commercial, billing, and network controls are commissioned.

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