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Rafay helps enterprises, neoclouds, telcos, sovereign AI clouds, and service providers transform GPU and CPU infrastructure into secure, self-service platforms for AI innovation, consumption, and monetization. The Rafay Platform sits between accelerated infrastructure and the teams or customers consuming it, helping organizations move from raw compute to production-ready AI platforms faster. With Rafay, platform teams can orchestrate, govern, and automate infrastructure across data centers, cloud, hybrid, and air-gapped or sovereign environments. Teams can deliver self-service access to GPU resources, Kubernetes clusters, virtual machines, SLURM environments, AI workbenches, inference services, and application catalogs while maintaining control through policies, access controls, quotas, audit trails, and usage visibility. Rafay supports multiple teams, tenants, customers, and business units on shared infrastructure. Secure multi-tenancy, cost visibility, chargeback, and lifecycle automation help maximize GPU utilization while giving developers and data scientists fast access to the environments they need. For neoclouds, GPU cloud providers, telcos, and service providers, Rafay helps turn infrastructure investments into differentiated services. Providers can package compute and AI capabilities into consumable SKUs, deliver self-service GPU and AI platforms, and monetize usage through consumption-based models. Rafay unifies orchestration, governance, consumption, and monetization so organizations can accelerate AI adoption and turn infrastructure into a launchpad for innovation.

The development of IT Governance platforms designed for managing Large Computing Systems, particularly those utilizing Mainframe technology, aims to modernize organizational practices and decrease cost structures. The Challenge: The significant ownership expenses associated with Large Computing Systems are a major concern. A multitude of specialized products and countless reports are required for the effective management of the entire spectrum of customers' Large Computing Systems. There is a notable challenge in formulating and supervising the principles of effective IT Governance, as well as a lag in adapting these principles to the rapidly changing technological landscape. Additionally, there is a skills gap regarding Large Computing Systems, leading to a heavy reliance on system integrators and outsourcing services. The Proposed Solution: Implementing real-time mapping of hardware assets along with the collection of service delivery metrics will streamline management processes. A unified platform will be established to oversee both the Large Computing Systems and the delivery of business services. Utilization of Machine Learning technologies will enable the automatic classification of the collected metrics, as well as their correlation with business service delivery and the associated Key Performance Indicators. This integrated approach not only enhances efficiency but also provides organizations with the agility needed to adapt to future technological advancements.