Allied builds server platforms to order for organisations that need compute they own and control. Rather than a fixed catalogue line, every build is specified around the workload in front of it - virtualisation, storage, modelling or AI - then integrated, burn-in tested and delivered ready to rack. The result is infrastructure that matches the job, sits where you need it, and is supported locally for its whole service life.
What we build
Virtualisation and application hosts
Rack platforms sized for hypervisor clusters, line-of-business applications and databases, with the memory and I/O headroom to carry the next few years of growth.
Storage, backup and archive
High-capacity hot-swap platforms for primary storage, backup targets and long-retention archives kept on infrastructure you own.
HPC, GPU and AI/ML
Multi-GPU training and inference nodes and high-core-count modelling platforms, with fast local NVMe scratch for datasets that need to stay close to the compute.
Branch and edge nodes
Compact rack and quiet tower builds for sites with no comms room, fully manageable over the network so nobody has to stand in front of them.
Rack integration
Racked, cabled, labelled and burn-in tested to your standards on the Allied integration floor, with serials recorded against each position before delivery.
High-performance computing
- MIT
- Carnegie Mellon University
- Government of South Australia
Allied has delivered high-performance computing platforms to MIT, Carnegie Mellon University and the Government of South Australia for AI and machine learning workloads and large-scale data modelling. That work covers multi-GPU training and inference nodes, high-core-count modelling platforms and fast local NVMe scratch - built for research and government environments where the dataset cannot leave the institution.
Why on-premise
- Data sovereignty
- Your data sits on hardware you own, in a location you nominate, under your jurisdiction and your audit regime - which is often the difference between a project going ahead and not.
- Predictable cost
- Capital hardware with a known service life, instead of open-ended monthly spend that scales with every workload you add.
- Bare-metal performance
- Full access to CPU, memory bandwidth, NVMe and GPU with no noisy neighbours, no shared tenancy and no throttling at the busy end of a run.
- Independence
- Critical workloads keep running when the internet link, a provider region or a subscription renewal does not.
- Control and integration
- Your hypervisor, your storage layout, your network segmentation and your retention policy - configured the way your engineers want it, not the way a portal allows.
Who it's for
- Research and higher education
- Government agencies and departments
- Schools and tertiary IT
- Healthcare and legal
- Manufacturing and logistics
- MSPs and hosting resellers
How Allied works
- 01
Specify
We work through the workload, growth expectations and site constraints with your engineers before anything is quoted.
- 02
Build and test
Platforms are assembled and burn-in tested on the Allied integration floor, with firmware and management configured to your baseline.
- 03
Deliver
Racked, cabled and asset-labelled to your naming convention, with serials recorded against the delivery.
- 04
Support
Local warranty, parts and engineering support for the life of the platform.