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Private AI infrastructure · worldwide

Your models. Your hardware. Your data stays home.

Imgori designs, deploys and runs AI infrastructure for companies that can't send their data to a public API, or can't afford to. We build private LLM platforms, squeeze more work out of every GPU, and set up the pipelines, security controls and support that keep AI running in production.

On-prem, private cloud or air-gappedOpen-weight modelsYou own everything we buildServing clients worldwide
imgori-cluster · on-prem · us-sw-1LIVE
appscrm support search analytics gatewayauth·rbac gpu-01 · H100 gpu-02 · H100 gpu-03 · L40S gpu-04 · L40S
4,312tokens / sec
191msp95 latency
91%gpu util
Why private AI, why now

AI is most useful on the data you can least afford to share.

The last two years proved what AI can do. The next two are about doing it safely, affordably and on your own terms.

01

Data that can't leave

Customer records, contracts, source code and patient files are exactly what AI is most useful for, and exactly what security and legal teams won't send to a third-party API.

Keep it in your network →
02

Bills that grow with success

Per-token pricing means the more your teams use AI, the faster costs climb. At steady volume, owning inference is often several times cheaper than renting it.

Pay for hardware, not tokens →
03

Lock-in that arrives quietly

Prompts, fine-tunes and workflows built around one vendor's model are hard to move. Open-weight models and portable infrastructure keep your options open.

Own the weights and the stack →
Services

Everything between “we should use AI” and a model in production.

Seven service lines delivered by one senior team. Use a single service, combine several, or let us design, build and run the whole stack for you.

vLLM continuous batchingAWQ int4 quantizationKubernetes GPU operatorTriton inference serverMLflow model registryNIST AI RMF mappingDCGM telemetryTerraform landing zonesLoRA fine-tuningRAG with row-level permissionsvLLM continuous batchingAWQ int4 quantizationKubernetes GPU operatorTriton inference serverMLflow model registryNIST AI RMF mappingDCGM telemetryTerraform landing zonesLoRA fine-tuningRAG with row-level permissions
Anatomy of a private AI stack

Seven layers. All inside your walls.

A private AI platform is not one product. It is a set of layers that each need to be chosen, sized, secured and operated. We design every layer so it fits the tools your platform team already knows, and so each can be upgraded independently as models and hardware improve.

  • Gateway first. Every request is authenticated, metered and logged before it reaches a model.
  • Swappable models. Upgrade to a better open model without touching your applications.
  • Permission-aware retrieval. Users only get answers from documents they are allowed to see.
  • Right-sized hardware. Capacity planned from real traffic, not guesses.
L7Apps & usersChat, copilots, agents, internal tools
L6GatewaySSO · quotas · routing · audit log
L5Model servingvLLM · TensorRT-LLM · autoscaling
L4ModelsOpen-weight + your fine-tunes
L3RetrievalVector search with permissions
L2Data platformLakehouse · CDC · documents
L1GPU infrastructureOn-prem · private cloud · air-gapped
Observability · Security · Governance
What you can expect

Built for the numbers your CFO and CISO both care about.

0bytesof your prompt data sent to public AI APIs in a private deployment
60%target reduction in inference cost from our optimization playbook
14daysto a written assessment with architecture, sizing and a cost range
100%of code, weights and infrastructure owned by you at handover
What optimization looks like

Same GPUs. Far more work done.

A typical fleet before tuning, and the same workload after continuous batching, 4-bit quantization and right-sizing. Illustrative figures based on common open-weight model benchmarks.

BEFORE

Idle, oversized, unbatched

one request per forward pass · fp16 · 8 × H100

avg util
31%
tokens/sec
1,140
$ / 1M tokens
$2.90
AFTER

Batched, quantized, right-sized

continuous batching · awq-int4 · 4 × H100

avg util
89%
tokens/sec
4,380
$ / 1M tokens
$0.95
Who we work with

Four kinds of teams call us.

Different starting points, same goal: AI that is secure, affordable and fully under their control.

No in-house AI platform yet

Mid-to-large enterprise

You need AI infrastructure but not a 20-person platform team to run it.

Scaling fast

AI-first startups

GPU costs are eating margin and you need serving that grows with you.

Finance · Healthcare

Regulated industries

Your data can't go to a public cloud API, so the AI has to come to it.

Portfolio diligence

PE & VC firms

Audit a portfolio company's AI strategy, spend and risk before or after a deal.

How an engagement runs

From first call to production in one quarter.

Every project follows the same four stages, with a clear deliverable and a go/no-go decision at the end of each. You never pay for a stage you don't need, and you can bring the work in-house at any point.

  • Fixed scope per phase: price and deliverables agreed before each stage starts
  • Weekly demos: working software every week, not slideware
  • Pairing by default: your engineers work alongside ours
Start with an assessment →Pricing
LIVEimgori://home-feature-console
01

Assess

We map your workloads, data sensitivity, hardware and spend, then agree on success metrics.

≈ 2 weeks
02

Pilot

One use case, one model, real users, measured against the metrics we agreed.

3–5 weeks
03

Productionize

High availability, monitoring, security controls and runbooks.

4–8 weeks
04

Operate

Hand over to your team, or keep us on a managed plan.

Ongoing
Worldwide delivery

Wherever your data lives, we deploy there.

Headquartered in Albuquerque, New Mexico, we deliver remotely to clients around the world, and on-site when your environment requires it.

North AmericaUS · Canada · Mexico
EuropeUK · EU · GDPR-ready
Middle East & AfricaUAE · Saudi Arabia · South Africa
Asia PacificSingapore · Japan · South Asia · Australia
24/7follow-the-sun support
Anytime zone overlap
On-sitefor air-gapped builds
Technology

Built on the open AI stack.

We are vendor-neutral. These are the tools we reach for most often, chosen for each client based on scale, skills and constraints.

Models
LlamaMistralQwenGemmaDeepSeekPhi
Serving
vLLMTensorRT-LLMTritonTGIRay Serve
Orchestration
KubernetesSlurmArgoKubeflowTerraform
Data
IcebergKafkaQdrantpgvectorAirflow
Observability
PrometheusGrafanaDCGMOpenTelemetryMLflow
Security
VaultKeycloakOPAPresidioTrivy
Questions

Common questions

Straight answers to what buyers ask us most. More in the FAQ, or ask an engineer directly.

Ask a question →
Do we need to buy GPUs to work with you?

No. We deploy on hardware you already own, on reserved capacity in your cloud account, or on specialist GPU clouds. Part of the assessment is telling you which option is cheapest for your workload.

Are open-weight models good enough?

For most enterprise tasks (summarization, extraction, drafting, search, classification) current open-weight models perform on par with the large hosted models, especially with retrieval or light fine-tuning. We benchmark on your own tasks before you commit.

Who owns what you build?

You do. Code, infrastructure definitions, fine-tuned weights, datasets and documentation are delivered into your repositories and accounts.

Can you work in air-gapped environments?

Yes. We package models, containers and dependencies for offline installation and can work on-site or through your approved remote access.

Do you work outside the United States?

Yes. We serve clients worldwide, working remotely across time zones and on-site when an environment requires it. We design for regional data residency rules such as GDPR.

How much does a typical project cost?

Assessments are a fixed fee. Pilots and production builds are priced per phase after the assessment, so you always know the cost of the next step before committing.

How do you handle our data during the project?

Our engineers work through accounts you provision and can revoke. Client data stays in your environment, and anything used during delivery is deleted at close-out with written confirmation.

What happens after launch?

You can run the platform yourself with our runbooks and training, or keep us on a managed support plan with monitoring, upgrades and a named engineer.

Next step

Find out what private AI would cost you.

A 45-minute call with an engineer, not a sales script. You'll leave with a rough architecture, a cost range and the next three steps.