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FluidityAI / Optional compute capacity

AI infrastructure & workload capacity

AI infrastructure should follow a real workload. We help define the capacity required for an agreed system, including how it will be used, what access is needed and how the ongoing cost will be understood.

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Provided by FluidityAI. In-person client visits in Canada and United States. Discuss your location and delivery needs.

When this is useful

  • An existing AI workflow needs additional provider capacity.
  • A system's workload and operational requirements need to be clarified before setup.
  • Your team wants an explicit view of usage and cost before infrastructure is provisioned.

What we can help with

  • Capacity matched to the workload
  • Customer approval before provisioning
  • Usage and cost scope agreed in advance

The project scope, timing and ongoing support are agreed with you before work starts.

How the work moves

  1. 01

    Understand the workload

    We start with what the system needs to do, its expected usage and the constraints that matter. This gives the capacity discussion a practical basis before choosing the capacity to provision.

  2. 02

    Agree the capacity and access

    The service covers optional capacity matched to the workload. Provider access, setup work and the relevant permissions are confirmed as part of the engagement.

  3. 03

    Approve before provisioning

    Customer approval is required before provisioning. We agree usage, costs and ongoing responsibilities with you.

Common questions

Do I need dedicated hardware for an AI project?

Not every workload needs the same infrastructure. We review the actual requirements before proposing provider capacity or other agreed resources; dedicated hardware is not assumed.

Will infrastructure be provisioned without approval?

No. Your approval is required before provisioning. Setup, usage and cost scope are agreed in advance.

Does this include unlimited AI usage?

No. Capacity and usage are matched to an agreed workload. Provider charges, limits and operational responsibilities need to be understood before the service starts.

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