OpenKube

AI infrastructure, built on what you already own

Turn your datacenter into an AI-ready cloud.

OpenKube helps regional and enterprise datacenters become AI infrastructure providers. Build and operate multi-tenant, Kubernetes-based private clouds on existing compute, storage and networks—with NVIDIA GPUs added where workloads need them.

Existing datacenters. AI-ready capacity. One Kubernetes control plane.

Make existing infrastructure AI-ready

OpenKube transforms traditional datacenters into AI-ready infrastructure providers without costly greenfield builds. Its hub-and-spoke platform turns existing compute, storage and networking into a Kubernetes-based private cloud. Integrate KubeVirt with NVIDIA GPU Operators to onboard virtualized AI and ML workloads, orchestrate GPU capacity across tenants, and keep data and operations in the partner datacenter.

OpenKube hub-and-spoke architecture An OpenKube control-plane hub connects to partner datacenters. Each site uses its existing infrastructure and NVIDIA GPUs to provide isolated Kubernetes and virtualized AI workloads to tenants. Control plane OpenKube-operated Datacenter Partner-owned Customer clusters Tenant-isolated outbound TLS, no inbound ports OpenKube hub Kubernetes · GPU orchestration · policy multi-tenant AI workloads across sites Spoke — Bengaluru existing compute + NVIDIA GPUs KubeVirt · storage · network Spoke — Mumbai existing compute + NVIDIA GPUs KubeVirt · storage · network Spoke — Hyderabad existing compute + NVIDIA GPUs KubeVirt · storage · network bank saas gov telco retail dev media ai edu AI workloads and data stay local; GPUs are orchestrated across isolated tenant environments.
AI workloads run locally on partner infrastructure. GPU resources are orchestrated across tenants, and sites keep operating if the link to the hub drops.

One platform for AI infrastructure

Control plane Datacenter Cluster

  • One AI cloud across every site

    Operate partner datacenters through one control plane, API and catalog. Add capacity across locations without building a new cloud from scratch.

  • Multi-tenant GPU orchestration

    Make GPU capacity available to isolated tenants and workloads, with Kubernetes-based placement and consistent policy across sites.

  • Identity and access

    SSO, OIDC and LDAP or Active Directory for operators and tenants, with role-based access down to the individual cluster.

  • Kubernetes plus NVIDIA GPU Operators

    Integrate NVIDIA GPUs into the Kubernetes stack so datacenters can offer AI and ML capacity with familiar cloud-like operations.

  • Virtualized AI with KubeVirt

    Support virtualized AI workloads alongside Kubernetes-native jobs, using KubeVirt and the infrastructure already in the datacenter.

  • Keep the infrastructure you have

    Use existing servers, SAN, NAS or software-defined storage, networks and facilities. Augment with NVIDIA GPUs instead of replacing the datacenter.

  • Network that is already there

    Works with existing VLANs, IPAM, load balancers and firewalls. No overlay-only assumptions and no redesign of the fabric.

  • Private cloud, on demand

    Give AI and ML teams isolated environments and Kubernetes operations on capacity that stays inside the datacenter.

  • Cloud-like operations

    Manage sites and tenant workloads through a consistent platform, while workloads and data stay local to the facility.

  • Observability included

    Metrics, logs and health for the fleet and for each cluster, visible to the operator and, scoped down, to the tenant.