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SC World Cybercast: Wireless Threats to AI Data Centers
June 16, 2025 | Live Webcast | 2:00 PM ET

Apolo CEO Bill Kleyman joins Bastille Networks to explore how hackers target AI data centers using wireless signals like Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and IoT. Learn how RF-based threats bypass traditional security—and how Wireless Airspace Defense fills the gap with real-time airspace visibility.

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Cloud & Infrastructure Edge: Building for AI at Scale
June 22, 2025 | Sydney, Australia

Apolo CEO Bill Kleyman joins cloud and infrastructure leaders from AWS, NTT, Ericsson, and Defence Australia at #CloudInfraEdge to discuss hybrid strategies, FinOps, and building scalable, future-ready infrastructure for AI.

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Data Center Frontier Trends Summit 2025: Be There to Shape the Future
August 26–28, 2025 | Reston, VA

Join Apolo at the Data Center Frontier Trends Summit—where industry leaders meet to define what’s next. Get exclusive insights into emerging trends, infrastructure strategy, and the evolving needs of AI-powered operations in the heart of Northern Virginia’s Data Center Alley.

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Data Center World POWER 2025: Tackling the Power Challenge
September 29 – October 1, 2025 | San Antonio, TX

Power is the new constraint. Join energy, infrastructure, and hyperscale leaders at DCW POWER to explore sustainable solutions, grid strategy, and innovations powering the AI era. Apolo joins the industry’s top minds to shape the future of data center energy.

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Oracle CloudWorld 2025: The Future of Cloud and AI
October 13–16, 2025 | Las Vegas, NV

Oracle CloudWorld brings together cloud leaders, data experts, and innovators to share tools, strategies, and breakthroughs shaping enterprise transformation. Join Apolo in exploring how AI infrastructure is evolving inside the Oracle ecosystem.

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DCAC 2025: The Dawn of the Data Center Gold Rush
September 16–18, 2025 | Austin, Texas

Join 1,300+ industry leaders at DCAC 2025 in Austin for a high-impact experience in the heart of Data Center Alley. From bold conversations to real business connections, this event fuels innovation, growth, and community in the digital infrastructure space.

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Datacloud USA 2025: Where Data Centers and Fiber Networks Converge
September 16–17, 2025 | Austin, Texas

Join 900+ industry leaders at Datacloud USA to explore the future of data center connectivity. Discover how fiber, power, and infrastructure are aligning to meet AI-era demands through expert panels, business matchmaking, and strategic insights.

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National AI DataCenter Summit 2025: Building the AI-Powered Future
November 13–14, 2025

Join Bill Kleyman and industry leaders at #AIDC25 to explore the intersection of AI and digital infrastructure. Discover innovations in scale, sustainability, and market strategy shaping the next era of AI-powered data centers.

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Explore Our Case studies

Apply today, and enjoy up to $50,000 in value of combined benefits.

Scott Data Centre Case study

Scott Data, a premier operator of traditional and high-performance Tier III Uptime Institute-certified data centers, is expanding its offerings with dedicated HPC solutions tailored for AI research and development, powered by Apolo AI platform.

"By integrating Apolo's AI Platform, Scott Data is positioned at the forefront of HPC for AI, offering our customers cutting-edge performance with seamless operational management."

Ken Moreano

President & CEO, Scott Data

The Opportunity.

The AI revolution demands a new class of computing infrastructure capable of handling the immense processing requirements of cutting-edge ML models. The partnership between Scott Data and Apolo addresses this need by delivering HPC solutions with an operational backbone that significantly enhances the speed and efficiency of AI deployments.
Scott Data's commitment to high-performance computing is exemplified by deploying NVIDIA's DGX H100 machines, designed to meet the most demanding AI and ML workloads. Scott Data ensures that Apolo's AI platform is deeply integrated with these clusters, providing clients with a robust and intuitive system to effectively manage their AI development lifecycle.

The Challenge.

The rapid advancement of AI technologies requires a specialized ecosystem that not only provides the necessary computational resources but also the infrastructure to manage these resources effectively. Traditional data centers must evolve to accommodate the unique demands of AI workloads without compromising on efficiency or sustainability.

The Solution

  • Fine-tune and deploy your own proprietary or open-source GPT foundational models
  • Build advanced AI-enabled data processing pipelines
  • Deployment of the Apolo cluster on new AWS infrastructure

FScott Data responds to this industry evolution by integrating Apolo's AI platform into its HPC offerings for AI. This integration represents a quantum leap in operational capability, allowing researchers and developers to easily access top-tier AI compute resources, manage workflows, and maintain data governance

The platform's core features provide a competitive edge by offering:

  • Rapid provisioning of HPC resources tailored to AI applications
  • Streamlined workflow management for increased efficiency
  • Comprehensive lifecycle management of AI assets and artifacts
  • Migration of data and computations from legacy cloud to AWS

Additional features:

  • An advanced monitoring system to oversee the health and utilization of HPC resources
  • Enhanced security protocols ensuring the integrity of sensitive AI workloads
  • Migration of data and computations from legacy cloud to AWS

Together, Apolo and Scott Data are setting a new industry standard for HPC in the AI realm, fostering a synergistic environment where cutting-edge hardware meets sophisticated software, propelling the capabilities of AI forward.

CATO Case study

Low-cost, low carbon bare metal provider for retail and wholesale customers in all the right places. Cato Digital is a member of the iMasons Climate Accord, reducing carbon in materials, products, and power, and it commits to tackling Scope-3 emissions.

"Apolo’s approach to ML/AI models development, training, and inference perfectly aligns with our view of how sustainability should look in the data processing industry”

Dean Nelson

Cato Digital CEO

The Opportunity.

AI is a significant and growing driver of increased cloud usage in the data center industry, but teams require orchestration and integration support at each development and deployment stage. And all of these should come with a seamless solution to track the associated carbon footprint of training and a tool to reduce it.There is a growing demand for cloud-based AI infrastructure to support the AI associated workloads. Cloud providers invest heavily in building their AI capabilities to meet this demand, offering machine learning, natural language processing, and computer vision services.
AI progress, often driven by larger models, such as GPT-4, or more extensive data sets, comes at a real cost to the environment. Organizations of all sizes are increasingly conscious of the impact of their operations on the climate. The focus in designing and operating AI systems should be on energy efficiency, which can be achieved by using algorithms that demand minimal computational resources and removing unnecessary energy consumption.
AI’s portion of electricity consumption is growing much faster than other technologies. Deep Learning models and the data sets they train upon are increasing at a truly extraordinary rate – in the near times, the leading language model will have increased in size by over 100,000x.

The Challenge.

The rapid advancement of AI technologies requires a specialized ecosystem that not only provides the necessary computational resources but also the infrastructure to manage these resources effectively. Traditional data centers must evolve to accommodate the unique demands of AI workloads without compromising on efficiency or sustainability.

The Solution

Cato Digital is fully dedicated to constructing the world’s most sustainable bare metal platform. It is achieved using second-life hardware, stranded data center power capacity, and renewable energy. In alignment with the iMasons Climate Accord, Cato addresses scope-3 emissions as its contribution.

To facilitate AI workload growth and satisfy its current and future AI needs, Apolo installed its orchestration and interoperability MLOps solution to reside natively on Cato Digital data centers.

Moreover, the platform integrates a wide selection of best-in-breed AI/ML toolsets that cover the entire ML lifecycle. In an accelerated timeline, Apolo successfully installed, tested, and launched turnkey AI/ML services on Cato, enabling the company to leverage 100% green data center infrastructure.

Additionally, the platform’s functionality allows for multi-cloud and hybrid cloud architectures, and users can access pre-integrated AI/ML products, apps, and APIs – encompassing open-source and proprietary options. This provides users with several benefits, including cost, time, difficulty, and risk reduction for their AI development projects.

Additional features:

  • An advanced monitoring system to oversee the health and utilization of HPC resources
  • Enhanced security protocols ensuring the integrity of sensitive AI workloads
  • Migration of data and computations from legacy cloud to AWS

Power Setter Case study

PowerSetter is the leading digital platform for energy comparison, educating consumers about their available energy choices, allowing them to compare multiple energy suppliers, switch to the best one, and enroll in community solar programs.

“PowerSetter is saving an average of $6,300 per month on high-performance computing costs, which has been a substantial benefit for our growth and operations. We're now able to provide faster and more personalized energy solutions to our users."

Mark Feygin

Co-founder and CEO

The Opportunity.

As the largest digital energy comparison platform, PowerSetter recognized the growing need to enhance its services and provide consumers with more efficient and personalized energy solutions. With the energy market evolving rapidly and consumers seeking greater control over their energy choices, PowerSetter saw an opportunity to leverage AI and other advanced technologies to revolutionize the energy comparison experience.

The Challenge.

PowerSetter faced several challenges in achieving its vision of delivering a cutting-edge energy comparison platform. These challenges included the need to process vast amounts of data quickly and accurately, provide real-time insights to consumers, and ensure scalability to accommodate a growing user base. Additionally, the platform required sophisticated machine learning and AI capabilities to analyze consumer preferences and offer personalized energy recommendations.

The Solution

To address these challenges, PowerSetter partnered with Apolo and implemented the Apolo GPU Hub & AI-Centric Ecosystem. By leveraging Apolo's comprehensive suite of tools and resources, PowerSetter was able to transform its platform into an even more dynamic and intelligent energy comparison solution. Apolo's HPC resources enabled PowerSetter to process large datasets with unparalleled speed and efficiency, while the integrated AI Platform and ML development toolkit empowered PowerSetter to deliver personalized energy recommendations to consumers in real-time.
Furthermore, Apolo's flexible deployment options allowed PowerSetter to deploy the solution in a distributed architecture, ensuring optimal performance and scalability. Whether as a dedicated enterprise cluster or a multi-tenant white-label solution, Apolo provided PowerSetter with the flexibility and reliability needed to support its growing user base and evolving business needs.

The Outcome

By partnering with Apolo, PowerSetter successfully transformed its digital energy comparison platform into a market-leading solution that empowers consumers to make informed energy choices. With Apolo's advanced technologies, services, and scalable infrastructure, PowerSetter can continue to innovate and deliver unparalleled value to its users, driving greater energy efficiency and sustainability.

This case study highlights how Apolo's GPU Hub & AI-Centric Ecosystem revolutionized PowerSetter's energy comparison platform, demonstrating the transformative impact of advanced technologies in the energy industry.

Centrobill Case study

A leading payment processing company, Centrobill provides secure and efficient online payment solutions for businesses worldwide. Centrobill ensures seamless transactions and compliance with global financial regulations.

"Partnering with Apolo has significantly improved our fraud detection capabilities, allowing us to provide a safer and more reliable payment processing service to our clients. The advanced AI and machine learning models have been a game-changer for us."

Stan Fiskin

Founder of Centro bill

The Opportunity.

Centrobill, a leading worldwide payment processing company, recognized the increasing need to bolster its fraud detection mechanisms. With the rise in digital transactions and the sophistication of fraudulent activities, Centrobill saw an opportunity to leverage advanced technologies to enhance its fraud detection capabilities. By improving its ability to detect and prevent fraud, Centrobill aimed to provide a safer and more reliable payment processing service for its clients.

The Challenge.

Centrobill faced several significant challenges in its quest to enhance fraud detection. The company needed to process vast amounts of transaction data quickly and accurately to identify potential fraud patterns. Real-time analysis was crucial to prevent fraudulent activities before they could impact clients. Additionally, the solution needed to be scalable to handle the growing number of transactions and evolving fraud tactics. Advanced analytics, including sophisticated AI and machine learning capabilities, were necessary to develop more accurate and efficient fraud detection models.

The Solution

To tackle these challenges, Centrobill partnered with Apolo to implement a scalable, high-performance computing (HPC) AI-driven solution. Apolo provided a comprehensive suite of tools and resources that transformed Centrobill's fraud detection capabilities. Apolo's GPU Cloud allowed Centrobill to process large volumes of transaction data with exceptional speed and efficiency. The scalable HPC cloud infrastructure enabled the rapid analysis of complex data sets, essential for identifying subtle fraud patterns. Apolo's AI platform and machine learning development toolkit empowered Centrobill to create advanced fraud detection models. These models could analyze transaction data in real-time, identifying and flagging suspicious activities with high accuracy. Apolo's flexible deployment options ensured that Centrobill could scale its fraud detection solutions to meet increasing transaction volumes. Apolo provided the reliability and performance necessary to support Centrobill's growing needs.

The Outcome

By partnering with Apolo, Centrobill significantly enhanced its fraud detection capabilities. The advanced AI and machine learning models provided more accurate detection of fraudulent activities, reducing false positives and negatives. The ability to analyze transactions in real-time allowed Centrobill to prevent fraud before it could affect clients. Apolo's scalable infrastructure ensured that Centrobill could handle the growing volume of transactions and evolving fraud tactics. By providing a safer and more reliable payment processing service, Centrobill strengthened trust and satisfaction among its clients.

Synthesis AI Case study

A San Francisco-based AI infrastructure company needed robust MLOps on AWS to unblock scaling of their synthetic data platform.

“Within a month of our migration from Kubeflow to Apolo on AWS, we tripled the number of ML experiments we could run.”

Yashar Behzadi

CEO Synthesis AI

The Opportunity.

According to market research firm Omdia¹, the AI computer vision market is expected to reach $33.5 billion by 2025.
To date, computer vision driven by deep learning has been expensive and hard to scale as it relies heavily on supervised learning that requires human-in-the-loop labeling of key image attributes. Besides the time and cost required for manual labeling, there are also significant ethical and privacy issues connected to the use of real-world data.
All of these issues are effectively solved by Synthesis AI’s synthetic data technology. By combining CGI technologies with novel generative AI models, their simple API enables the programmatic generation of millions of images with pixel-perfect labels. Further, Synthesis AI’s synthetic data can often provide an even higher quality result than real images.

The Challenge.

With individual client demands exceeding hundreds of millions of synthetic data images per month, Synthesis AI needed to build a robust and scalable infrastructure from day one.
Like many AI-focused companies, Synthesis AI initially assigned their internal ML engineering team the task of building and maintaining their MLOps infrastructure (including coordination and management of on-prem and cloud compute resources, data, models, pipelines and workflows).  For this purpose, the team chose Kubeflow, a popular open-source ML development platform, running on AWS as the foundation upon which they would build their ML development lifecycle.
After 6 months of building and re-building on Kubeflow, the team realized that they were spending as much time on MLOps as they were on ML. Their synthetic data and AI pipelines required constant maintenance, they needed to manually integrate and update every tool they sought to use, and managing their computation resources on AWS and on-prem required constant attention and maintenance. They realized that Kubeflow itself is not a scalable MLOps solution.
Furthermore, Synthesis AI was limited by their cloud provider, facing allocation and infrastructure maintenance issues that severely complicated their model training process.
Synthesis AI needed solutions for both MLOps and cloud computing that allowed their ML Engineers to focus on the models.

The Solution

First, Apolo migrated the company’s entire ML workflow from Kubeflow to Apolo Platform, all completely within their secure AWS environment. Second, Apolo engaged AWS to provide a long-term solution to Synthesis AI’s computational resource requirements, ensuring both scalability and availability. These migrations included:

  • Deployment of Apolo cluster in the team’s existing infrastructure in the legacy environment
  • Migration of the ML team from Kubeflow to Apolo
  • Set up of infrastructure on AWS, including allocation of required computational quotas
  • Deployment of the Apolo cluster on new AWS infrastructure
  • Migration of data and computations from legacy cloud to AWS

As a result, Apolo unblocked Synthesis AI to scale its synthetic data platform. Synthesis AI’s ML productivity tripled in the first month alone, increasing the number of training jobs by 10x, while saving over $100,000 in computing costs.

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Apolo on the Record

The State of the Data Center 2023 on the DCF Show

On the Data Center Frontier Show, Apolo CEO Bill Kleyman joins the editorial team to reflect on where the data center industry stands—and where it's heading. From AI to sustainability, get Bill’s take on the forces reshaping infrastructure and what to expect in the years ahead.

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The AI Tsunami: Bill Kleyman Live at Data Center World 2025

Live from Data Center World 2025, Apolo CEO Bill Kleyman joins James Walker of Data Center Knowledge to unpack the AI tsunami reshaping infrastructure—from 600kW racks to public perception and why every data center is becoming an AI hub.

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How Soon Will Nuclear Data Centers Become a Reality?

In the premiere of the Data Center Richness podcast, Apolo CEO Bill Kleyman joins Rich Miller to explore the timeline, tech, and urgency behind nuclear-powered data centers—and why “power and bravery” may define the industry's next chapter.

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From CTO to CEO: Bill Kleyman on Tech Scenes Unplugged

On Tech Scenes Unplugged, Apolo CEO Bill Kleyman shares insights on the transition from CTO to CEO—what makes it exciting, what makes it hard, and how leadership evolves in venture-backed tech companies.

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How Soon Will Nuclear Data Centers Become a Reality?

In this premiere episode, Apolo CEO Bill Kleyman and Rich Miller dive into the timeline for nuclear-powered AI data centers. From SMRs to staffing, learn why “power and bravery” may define the future of digital infrastructure.

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How Apolo.US is Breaking the Rules of the AI GPU Cloud

In this episode, Apolo CEO Bill Kleyman joins Sergii Gerasymovych to discuss AI-driven data centers, the rise of white-label MLOps, competing with hyperscalers, and why “energy, bravery, and adaptability” are key to building the next generation of cloud platforms.

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The Future of AI and Data Centers with Bill Kleyman and Ken Moreano

Bill Kleyman (Apolo) and Ken Moreano (Scott Data Center) join the Data Center Revolution Podcast to explore the evolving role of AI, infrastructure innovation, monetization strategies, and the education needed to power the future of AI-driven data centers.

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AI Powerhouses, Data Center Evolution & Bravery in a Shifting Industry

Apolo CEO Bill Kleyman joins the QTS Experience to discuss how AI is reshaping data center operations—from high-density racks to LLMs in production. He explores microshifts, bravery in leadership, and what it takes to thrive in today’s rapidly evolving AI infrastructure world.

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UNSCRIPTED: Bill Kleyman Talks Tech, Music, and Mischief

Bill Kleyman joins Eric Ryan and Tom Prendergast on UNSCRIPTED for a wildly entertaining interview about tech, leadership, favorite music, and the lighter side of being an AI CEO. Expect news, fun, and unexpected insights into the man behind Apolo’s mission.

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How AI Can Be Used for Good: Bill Kleyman Interview

Bill Kleyman joins Cyber Crime Junkies to share how Apolo promotes the safe use of AI in business. From risk mitigation to ethical AI usage, this conversation explores policies, security, and the future of generative AI for responsible innovation.

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Explore Our Case studies

Apply today, and enjoy up to $50,000 in value of combined benefits.

Scott Data Centre Case study

Scott Data, a premier operator of traditional and high-performance Tier III Uptime Institute-certified data centers, is expanding its offerings with dedicated HPC solutions tailored for AI research and development, powered by Apolo AI platform.

"By integrating Apolo's AI Platform, Scott Data is positioned at the forefront of HPC for AI, offering our customers cutting-edge performance with seamless operational management."

Ken Moreano

President & CEO, Scott Data

The Opportunity.

The AI revolution demands a new class of computing infrastructure capable of handling the immense processing requirements of cutting-edge ML models. The partnership between Scott Data and Apolo addresses this need by delivering HPC solutions with an operational backbone that significantly enhances the speed and efficiency of AI deployments.
Scott Data's commitment to high-performance computing is exemplified by deploying NVIDIA's DGX H100 machines, designed to meet the most demanding AI and ML workloads. Scott Data ensures that Apolo's AI platform is deeply integrated with these clusters, providing clients with a robust and intuitive system to effectively manage their AI development lifecycle.

The Challenge.

The rapid advancement of AI technologies requires a specialized ecosystem that not only provides the necessary computational resources but also the infrastructure to manage these resources effectively. Traditional data centers must evolve to accommodate the unique demands of AI workloads without compromising on efficiency or sustainability.

The Solution

  • Fine-tune and deploy your own proprietary or open-source GPT foundational models
  • Build advanced AI-enabled data processing pipelines
  • Deployment of the Apolo cluster on new AWS infrastructure

FScott Data responds to this industry evolution by integrating Apolo's AI platform into its HPC offerings for AI. This integration represents a quantum leap in operational capability, allowing researchers and developers to easily access top-tier AI compute resources, manage workflows, and maintain data governance

The platform's core features provide a competitive edge by offering:

  • Rapid provisioning of HPC resources tailored to AI applications
  • Streamlined workflow management for increased efficiency
  • Comprehensive lifecycle management of AI assets and artifacts
  • Migration of data and computations from legacy cloud to AWS

Additional features:

  • An advanced monitoring system to oversee the health and utilization of HPC resources
  • Enhanced security protocols ensuring the integrity of sensitive AI workloads
  • Migration of data and computations from legacy cloud to AWS

Together, Apolo and Scott Data are setting a new industry standard for HPC in the AI realm, fostering a synergistic environment where cutting-edge hardware meets sophisticated software, propelling the capabilities of AI forward.

CATO Case study

Low-cost, low carbon bare metal provider for retail and wholesale customers in all the right places. Cato Digital is a member of the iMasons Climate Accord, reducing carbon in materials, products, and power, and it commits to tackling Scope-3 emissions.

"Apolo’s approach to ML/AI models development, training, and inference perfectly aligns with our view of how sustainability should look in the data processing industry”

Dean Nelson

Cato Digital CEO

The Opportunity.

AI is a significant and growing driver of increased cloud usage in the data center industry, but teams require orchestration and integration support at each development and deployment stage. And all of these should come with a seamless solution to track the associated carbon footprint of training and a tool to reduce it.There is a growing demand for cloud-based AI infrastructure to support the AI associated workloads. Cloud providers invest heavily in building their AI capabilities to meet this demand, offering machine learning, natural language processing, and computer vision services.
AI progress, often driven by larger models, such as GPT-4, or more extensive data sets, comes at a real cost to the environment. Organizations of all sizes are increasingly conscious of the impact of their operations on the climate. The focus in designing and operating AI systems should be on energy efficiency, which can be achieved by using algorithms that demand minimal computational resources and removing unnecessary energy consumption.
AI’s portion of electricity consumption is growing much faster than other technologies. Deep Learning models and the data sets they train upon are increasing at a truly extraordinary rate – in the near times, the leading language model will have increased in size by over 100,000x.

The Challenge.

The rapid advancement of AI technologies requires a specialized ecosystem that not only provides the necessary computational resources but also the infrastructure to manage these resources effectively. Traditional data centers must evolve to accommodate the unique demands of AI workloads without compromising on efficiency or sustainability.

The Solution

Cato Digital is fully dedicated to constructing the world’s most sustainable bare metal platform. It is achieved using second-life hardware, stranded data center power capacity, and renewable energy. In alignment with the iMasons Climate Accord, Cato addresses scope-3 emissions as its contribution.

To facilitate AI workload growth and satisfy its current and future AI needs, Apolo installed its orchestration and interoperability MLOps solution to reside natively on Cato Digital data centers.

Moreover, the platform integrates a wide selection of best-in-breed AI/ML toolsets that cover the entire ML lifecycle. In an accelerated timeline, Apolo successfully installed, tested, and launched turnkey AI/ML services on Cato, enabling the company to leverage 100% green data center infrastructure.

Additionally, the platform’s functionality allows for multi-cloud and hybrid cloud architectures, and users can access pre-integrated AI/ML products, apps, and APIs – encompassing open-source and proprietary options. This provides users with several benefits, including cost, time, difficulty, and risk reduction for their AI development projects.

Additional features:

  • An advanced monitoring system to oversee the health and utilization of HPC resources
  • Enhanced security protocols ensuring the integrity of sensitive AI workloads
  • Migration of data and computations from legacy cloud to AWS

Power Setter Case study

PowerSetter is the leading digital platform for energy comparison, educating consumers about their available energy choices, allowing them to compare multiple energy suppliers, switch to the best one, and enroll in community solar programs.

“PowerSetter is saving an average of $6,300 per month on high-performance computing costs, which has been a substantial benefit for our growth and operations. We're now able to provide faster and more personalized energy solutions to our users."

Mark Feygin

Co-founder and CEO

The Opportunity.

As the largest digital energy comparison platform, PowerSetter recognized the growing need to enhance its services and provide consumers with more efficient and personalized energy solutions. With the energy market evolving rapidly and consumers seeking greater control over their energy choices, PowerSetter saw an opportunity to leverage AI and other advanced technologies to revolutionize the energy comparison experience.

The Challenge.

PowerSetter faced several challenges in achieving its vision of delivering a cutting-edge energy comparison platform. These challenges included the need to process vast amounts of data quickly and accurately, provide real-time insights to consumers, and ensure scalability to accommodate a growing user base. Additionally, the platform required sophisticated machine learning and AI capabilities to analyze consumer preferences and offer personalized energy recommendations.

The Solution

To address these challenges, PowerSetter partnered with Apolo and implemented the Apolo GPU Hub & AI-Centric Ecosystem. By leveraging Apolo's comprehensive suite of tools and resources, PowerSetter was able to transform its platform into an even more dynamic and intelligent energy comparison solution. Apolo's HPC resources enabled PowerSetter to process large datasets with unparalleled speed and efficiency, while the integrated AI Platform and ML development toolkit empowered PowerSetter to deliver personalized energy recommendations to consumers in real-time.
Furthermore, Apolo's flexible deployment options allowed PowerSetter to deploy the solution in a distributed architecture, ensuring optimal performance and scalability. Whether as a dedicated enterprise cluster or a multi-tenant white-label solution, Apolo provided PowerSetter with the flexibility and reliability needed to support its growing user base and evolving business needs.

The Outcome

By partnering with Apolo, PowerSetter successfully transformed its digital energy comparison platform into a market-leading solution that empowers consumers to make informed energy choices. With Apolo's advanced technologies, services, and scalable infrastructure, PowerSetter can continue to innovate and deliver unparalleled value to its users, driving greater energy efficiency and sustainability.

This case study highlights how Apolo's GPU Hub & AI-Centric Ecosystem revolutionized PowerSetter's energy comparison platform, demonstrating the transformative impact of advanced technologies in the energy industry.

Centrobill Case study

A leading payment processing company, Centrobill provides secure and efficient online payment solutions for businesses worldwide. Centrobill ensures seamless transactions and compliance with global financial regulations.

"Partnering with Apolo has significantly improved our fraud detection capabilities, allowing us to provide a safer and more reliable payment processing service to our clients. The advanced AI and machine learning models have been a game-changer for us."

Stan Fiskin

Founder of Centro bill

The Opportunity.

Centrobill, a leading worldwide payment processing company, recognized the increasing need to bolster its fraud detection mechanisms. With the rise in digital transactions and the sophistication of fraudulent activities, Centrobill saw an opportunity to leverage advanced technologies to enhance its fraud detection capabilities. By improving its ability to detect and prevent fraud, Centrobill aimed to provide a safer and more reliable payment processing service for its clients.

The Challenge.

Centrobill faced several significant challenges in its quest to enhance fraud detection. The company needed to process vast amounts of transaction data quickly and accurately to identify potential fraud patterns. Real-time analysis was crucial to prevent fraudulent activities before they could impact clients. Additionally, the solution needed to be scalable to handle the growing number of transactions and evolving fraud tactics. Advanced analytics, including sophisticated AI and machine learning capabilities, were necessary to develop more accurate and efficient fraud detection models.

The Solution

To tackle these challenges, Centrobill partnered with Apolo to implement a scalable, high-performance computing (HPC) AI-driven solution. Apolo provided a comprehensive suite of tools and resources that transformed Centrobill's fraud detection capabilities. Apolo's GPU Cloud allowed Centrobill to process large volumes of transaction data with exceptional speed and efficiency. The scalable HPC cloud infrastructure enabled the rapid analysis of complex data sets, essential for identifying subtle fraud patterns. Apolo's AI platform and machine learning development toolkit empowered Centrobill to create advanced fraud detection models. These models could analyze transaction data in real-time, identifying and flagging suspicious activities with high accuracy. Apolo's flexible deployment options ensured that Centrobill could scale its fraud detection solutions to meet increasing transaction volumes. Apolo provided the reliability and performance necessary to support Centrobill's growing needs.

The Outcome

By partnering with Apolo, Centrobill significantly enhanced its fraud detection capabilities. The advanced AI and machine learning models provided more accurate detection of fraudulent activities, reducing false positives and negatives. The ability to analyze transactions in real-time allowed Centrobill to prevent fraud before it could affect clients. Apolo's scalable infrastructure ensured that Centrobill could handle the growing volume of transactions and evolving fraud tactics. By providing a safer and more reliable payment processing service, Centrobill strengthened trust and satisfaction among its clients.

Synthesis AI Case study

A San Francisco-based AI infrastructure company needed robust MLOps on AWS to unblock scaling of their synthetic data platform.

“Within a month of our migration from Kubeflow to Apolo on AWS, we tripled the number of ML experiments we could run.”

Yashar Behzadi

CEO Synthesis AI

The Opportunity.

According to market research firm Omdia¹, the AI computer vision market is expected to reach $33.5 billion by 2025.
To date, computer vision driven by deep learning has been expensive and hard to scale as it relies heavily on supervised learning that requires human-in-the-loop labeling of key image attributes. Besides the time and cost required for manual labeling, there are also significant ethical and privacy issues connected to the use of real-world data.
All of these issues are effectively solved by Synthesis AI’s synthetic data technology. By combining CGI technologies with novel generative AI models, their simple API enables the programmatic generation of millions of images with pixel-perfect labels. Further, Synthesis AI’s synthetic data can often provide an even higher quality result than real images.

The Challenge.

With individual client demands exceeding hundreds of millions of synthetic data images per month, Synthesis AI needed to build a robust and scalable infrastructure from day one.
Like many AI-focused companies, Synthesis AI initially assigned their internal ML engineering team the task of building and maintaining their MLOps infrastructure (including coordination and management of on-prem and cloud compute resources, data, models, pipelines and workflows).  For this purpose, the team chose Kubeflow, a popular open-source ML development platform, running on AWS as the foundation upon which they would build their ML development lifecycle.
After 6 months of building and re-building on Kubeflow, the team realized that they were spending as much time on MLOps as they were on ML. Their synthetic data and AI pipelines required constant maintenance, they needed to manually integrate and update every tool they sought to use, and managing their computation resources on AWS and on-prem required constant attention and maintenance. They realized that Kubeflow itself is not a scalable MLOps solution.
Furthermore, Synthesis AI was limited by their cloud provider, facing allocation and infrastructure maintenance issues that severely complicated their model training process.
Synthesis AI needed solutions for both MLOps and cloud computing that allowed their ML Engineers to focus on the models.

The Solution

First, Apolo migrated the company’s entire ML workflow from Kubeflow to Apolo Platform, all completely within their secure AWS environment. Second, Apolo engaged AWS to provide a long-term solution to Synthesis AI’s computational resource requirements, ensuring both scalability and availability. These migrations included:

  • Deployment of Apolo cluster in the team’s existing infrastructure in the legacy environment
  • Migration of the ML team from Kubeflow to Apolo
  • Set up of infrastructure on AWS, including allocation of required computational quotas
  • Deployment of the Apolo cluster on new AWS infrastructure
  • Migration of data and computations from legacy cloud to AWS

As a result, Apolo unblocked Synthesis AI to scale its synthetic data platform. Synthesis AI’s ML productivity tripled in the first month alone, increasing the number of training jobs by 10x, while saving over $100,000 in computing costs.