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Lasting AI infrastructure with precision
across every layer of the stack

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Engineered around every layer of the stack

  • NVIDIA
  • ASUS
  • DeepSeek
  • Qwen
  • Anthropic
  • OpenAI

Engineered as one system, not rented as parts.

Most GPU clouds resell someone else's datacentre. TAIDA designs the power, cooling, compute and software layers together, so the cost of every token is decided by engineering rather than by a landlord's margin.

More GPUsper rack (liquid cooled) Higher utilisationscheduling keeps them busy Lower costper token Cost per token, illustrative Typical GPU cloud TAIDA AI Factory Bars show direction, not measured data. Figures will be published once benchmarked.

Density and utilisation are the two levers. Liquid cooling fits more GPUs in a rack, scheduling keeps them busy, and the saving is passed through in the per-hour and per-token rate rather than absorbed as margin.

Grid supply Liquid-cooled GPU pod Heat rejection warmcool

Direct-to-chip liquid cooling is designed in from day one rather than retrofitted. It supports the rack densities Blackwell Ultra needs and removes the airflow overhead that inflates power draw in conventional halls.

Token Factory: inference and model APIs Orchestration, scheduling, storage NVIDIA Blackwell Ultra compute and fabric Power distribution and liquid cooling Site, facility, operations Designed together One operator

Every layer answers to the same engineering team. When a job underperforms there is no hand-off between a hosting provider, a hardware vendor and a software partner: one team owns the root cause from the chip to the endpoint.

Standardised pods built to the NVIDIA Reference Architecture, deployed again and again

The AI factory is built from a repeatable pod that follows the NVIDIA Reference Architecture: a fixed number of racks, a known power envelope, a known cooling loop, validated fabric and storage. Capacity is added by deploying more of the same unit, so lead times and performance are predictable and the next GPU generation slots into the same footprint.

One platform, from silicon to application.

Every layer TAIDA operates, and what sits inside it.

Applications

Agents and workflows

AI automationKnowledge baseMCP tools

Marketplace

Partner appsCommunity apps
Token Factory

Models

DeepSeek Qwen Kimi Nemotron Image, video, speech

Training

Fine-tuning jobsNotebooks

Deployment

Private endpointsModel registryNVIDIA NIM
Foundations

Network and security

VPCLoad balancerWAFAnti-DDoS

Compute

Bare metalVirtual machines

Orchestration

KubernetesContainers

Database

PostgresRedisMySQL

Storage

BlockFileObject (S3)
Infrastructure

Data centres

AIMS Kuala Lumpur 2Bangkok

NVIDIA GPUs

B300 serversGB300 workstations

HPC storage

NVMe scratchParallel file system

* In development.

Our AI Factory

Two node classes, one silicon generation. Both run NVIDIA Blackwell Ultra; they differ in who they are for and how much of the factory sits behind them.

NVIDIA Blackwell Ultra GPU package
NVIDIA Blackwell UltraThe silicon at the centre of every TAIDA node
Production · enterprise

B300 server

Commercial, server-grade nodes for training and high-throughput inference, deployed in liquid-cooled pods.

GPUs per node8× NVIDIA B300
GPU memoryTBC GB HBM3e per GPU
InterconnectNVLink · NVSwitch
Full specification sheet on request.
Development · start-ups

GB300 workstation

Desk-side Grace Blackwell nodes for start-ups and research teams to prototype and test on production silicon.

ConfigurationGrace CPU + Blackwell Ultra GPU
Unified memoryTBC GB coherent CPU–GPU
Form factorDesk-side / rack-mountable
Full specification sheet on request.

AI Data Centers

Where TAIDA capacity lives today. Explore the facility layer by layer.

Live facility

AIMS Kuala Lumpur 2

Address
Bangunan AIMS, Changkat Raja Chulan, 50200 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Power capacity
5 MW
UPS redundancy
2N configuration
Chiller redundancy
N+1 on chillers, cooling-tower pumps and CRAH/CRAC units
Rating
ANSI/TIA-942-B Rated 3
Utility feed A Utility feed B UPS A100% of load UPS B100% of load Rack rows · 5 MW hall 2N: either path alone carries the site

Two fully independent power paths, each sized for the entire load. Maintenance or failure on one path leaves the hall running on the other with no reduction in capacity.

Chillers (N+1) Cooling-tower pumps (N+1) CRAH / CRAC units (N+1) Dashed unit = standby, ready to take over

Every cooling stage carries one unit more than the load needs. A chiller, pump or air handler can drop out for service without the hall warming up.

  • ISO 27001ISO/IEC 27001 Information Security Management System
  • ISO 20000ISO/IEC 20000-1 IT Service Management
  • ISO 9001ISO 9001 Quality Management System
  • TIA 942ANSI/TIA-942-B Rated 3 Site/Facilities Certification
  • PCI DSSPayment Card Industry Data Security Standard
  • MAS TVRAMonetary Authority of Singapore Threat, Vulnerability and Risk Assessment compliant
  • BNM DCRABank Negara Malaysia Data Centre Risk Assessment compliant

Facility certifications held by the AIMS Kuala Lumpur 2 site. Suitable for regulated financial-services and public-sector workloads in Malaysia and Singapore.

TAIDA Token Factory

The output of the AI factory, delivered as a service. Run leading open-weight text, reasoning, vision, image, video and speech models, plus your own, through one API on TAIDA compute.

One API, every modalityText, image, video and audio behind one base URL and one key.
Drop-in compatibleWorks with OpenAI-style SDKs, so switching models is a config change.
Fine-tuning and hostingTune open-weight models on your data and host them as private endpoints.
Keys, credits, usageAccess, spend and call history in one console.

Run models with API

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