The Platform

From intent to execution

Orchestration, compliance, and operations. From cloud intent to GPU execution.

Overview

Cloud platforms define intent. Dapple governs how AI workloads are executed.

Dapple operates at the execution layer between enterprise cloud control planes and private AI infrastructure. It enforces workload placement, compliance, and operational governance where cloud abstractions end.

Three layers, clear ownership: the enterprise defines policy, Dapple governs execution, and the physical infrastructure delivers compute.

Architecture

Three layers, clear boundaries

03 System of Record

Enterprise Control Plane

The enterprise control plane remains the system of record. It defines identity, policy, observability, and machine learning workflows. Dapple integrates using standard interfaces. It does not introduce a parallel control plane.

Identity & access Policy governance Observability & audit ML lifecycle
02 Execution Intelligence

Dapple Execution Layer

Dapple governs how AI workloads are executed where cloud abstractions end. Execution decisions are evaluated before workloads run. Workloads execute correctly or not at all.

Topology discovery Deterministic placement Isolation & compliance Execution governance Evidence capture
01 Physical Systems

Private AI Infrastructure

The physical systems used to run AI workloads. Dapple models infrastructure explicitly rather than abstracting it away. Topology, failure boundaries, and capacity are first-class primitives.

GPU clusters & accelerators High-speed interconnects Storage systems Failure boundaries
Software Stack

Four integrated layers from cloud integration to developer tooling

01

Cloud Integration

Native integration with enterprise cloud services, identity, and observability.

02

GPU Orchestration

Topology-aware, deterministic scheduling across heterogeneous accelerator environments.

03

Compliance Layer

Policy-driven execution with audit trails, model versioning, and data residency enforcement.

04

Developer Experience

Native support for standard AI/ML frameworks and tooling.

Core Capabilities

Execution guarantees for private AI

Topology-Aware Scheduling

Workload placement accounts for physical GPU arrangement, network fabric, and failure domains. Infrastructure topology is a first-class primitive.

Deterministic Execution

Workloads run only when full placement correctness is verified. Requirements checked before admission.

Compliance Enforcement

Policy, isolation, and residency constraints enforced at execution time. Recorded as auditable evidence.

Managed Operations

End-to-end operational responsibility. Structured onboarding, SLA-backed support, continuous monitoring.

Technical Specifications

Designed for production performance and regulatory requirements

85–95% GPU Utilization Sustained high utilization
45–90 Days to Deploy Production SLAs
2–10 MW Modular Scale Repeatable compute units
Multi-Chip Silicon Support Heterogeneous accelerators
400/800G Networking Zero-loss RoCEv2 fabric
Enforced Compliance Residency and industry packs
Supported Workloads

Optimized execution environments for high-value AI workloads

AI Training

Private infrastructure for large-scale, regulated training runs with deterministic capacity.

Inference

Scalable inference with predictable latency, cost control, and execution guarantees.

Research

Isolated environments for AI experimentation and scientific research.