Edge & Data Center
One compute plane from core to edge.
Orion orchestrates GPU workloads, VMs, containers, and bare metal across distributed edge locations — with the same unified management you use in your data center. No lightweight trade-offs. No Kubernetes-only limitations.
Edge & data center outcomes
Typically up to 4× more GPU workload density from existing hardware — same nodes, more concurrent workloads via time slicing
Workload provisioning — same speed whether you're operating from the data center or a distributed edge node
Sovereign operation — Orion runs fully on-premises from rack to remote edge, no cloud management plane required
Built for distributed infrastructure
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Multi-site orchestration
Manage data center cores, regional clusters, and remote edge nodes from a single Orion compute plane. No per-site management stack. Policy, RBAC, and resource quotas propagate automatically to every node.
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Heterogeneous GPU support
NVIDIA, AMD, and Intel GPU operators supported out of the box. Schedule mixed accelerator fleets across edge sites without per-vendor management stacks.
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Bare metal GPU at the edge
Skip the hypervisor tax at constrained sites. Containers get direct PCIe access to the GPU — no virtualization overhead, no nested scheduling — so a 4-GPU edge box behaves like a 4-GPU edge box.
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Disconnected edge operation
Edge nodes continue running scheduled workloads during connectivity loss. When the link recovers, Orion syncs state and reconciles configuration automatically — no operator intervention required.
What teams deploy on Orion
AI inference at the edge
Run vision models, LLMs, and inference workloads on GPU-equipped remote nodes — results stay local, no data leaves the site
Manufacturing and industrial IoT
Computer vision and real-time analytics on the factory floor — low-latency, no cloud roundtrip, direct connection to plant systems
VMware migration
Migrate existing VM workloads to KubeVirt while containerized workloads run in parallel — transition at your pace, no production disruption
On-prem GPU training
Multi-node distributed training clusters on bare metal — no cloud egress, no licensing fees, full GPU utilization via time slicing. Bring your framework via Helm.
Multi-region data center
Route workloads across data center regions based on capacity, cost, and compliance — single management plane, no per-region silos
Hybrid cloud bursting
Failover escalation when a site loses GPU capacity: workloads reroute edge → regional core → cloud automatically, with policy and data residency rules preserved at every hop.
Your data center isn't your only compute location.
Data center, edge, distributed sites, or somewhere in between — Orion runs where your workloads actually are, on one compute plane.

