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Talk to an engineer about your compute.

Tell us about your infrastructure goals. We’ll show you how Orion fits and what a deployment looks like for your team.

What happens next

A 30-minute call with an engineer

Tell us what you run today, and see Orion on your kind of workload.

A Proof of Value plan for your hardware

We scope a pilot on your own hardware, around the workloads that matter to your team.

Install Orion

Run it on a cluster you already have, or on a fresh Linux machine. Your cluster is ready in minutes.

<4 min

to provision an environment, down from 2 to 3 days · Undersun via Kindwell

Sound familiar?

Orion earns its keep in a specific kind of shop. If two or more of these describe yours, a 30-minute call is worth it.

Hardware sits idle while teams wait.

GPUs sit allocated but unused, they’re hard to share across teams, and nobody notices until someone asks for more.

One cluster, many kinds of work.

Containers, VMs, and bare-metal jobs each run on their own tooling today.

Some of it can never touch the public cloud.

Some sites are air-gapped or on-prem only, or the data has to stay inside your perimeter.

Scheduling is owned by committee.

IT, research computing, and individual labs each control a slice, and nobody sees the whole.

There’s a date this has to work by.

It might be a semester start, a conference, a grant deadline, or a show delivery.

If two or more fit, the form above is the fast path. If not, start with the docs and come back when it hurts.