Infrastructure Brokerage

Access the right compute, through the right partners

Finding and contracting AI infrastructure is increasingly complex. RaisePath acts as a trusted broker — connecting organisations to vetted compute, hosting and inference partners that match their operational, commercial and compliance requirements.

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Brokerage Services

What we do

01
Provider Selection & Access
We identify the right compute and inference providers for your workload requirements — cutting through the noise of a crowded market to find partners that match your scale, region and budget.
02
Reserved Compute Brokerage
For teams that need guaranteed GPU or inference capacity, we negotiate and broker reserved agreements with infrastructure partners at competitive rates.
03
Hosting & Deployment Routes
We connect organisations with vetted hosting partners — including sovereign, private cloud and on-premise options — where data jurisdiction or security requirements demand it.
04
Contract & Procurement Support
We support commercial negotiations and procurement processes, helping finance and legal teams engage infrastructure vendors with confidence.
Partner Network

Infrastructure partner types

Hyperscale Cloud
AWS, Azure, GCP and equivalents across all major regions.
Inference Providers
Dedicated inference APIs including Groq, Together AI, Fireworks and others.
Private Cloud & Colocation
Single-tenant environments for organisations with isolation requirements.
On-Premise & Edge
Hardware and deployment partners for fully sovereign or air-gapped compute.
GPU & HPC Providers
Specialist capacity for training, fine-tuning and high-throughput inference.
Managed AI Services
End-to-end managed platforms where internal infrastructure capability is limited.

When to engage us

01You need GPU capacity and can't secure it directly
02You require data residency in a specific jurisdiction
03You're over-reliant on a single cloud provider
04You're scaling beyond what a pay-as-you-go model can support
05Procurement needs a commercial framework to engage new vendors
06You need sovereign or private cloud options for regulated workloads
Common Questions

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about our compute brokerage service.

What types of infrastructure does RaisePath broker?

We broker GPU capacity, dedicated cloud infrastructure, inference API access, private cloud deployments, colocation and on-premise compute. Our network spans hyperscale providers, specialist GPU suppliers, compute marketplaces and sovereign hosting partners globally. If you have a compute requirement, we identify and negotiate the right route.

Does RaisePath earn commission or referral fees from providers?

No. RaisePath does not earn commission, referral fees or rebates from any cloud, GPU or infrastructure provider. Our fees come solely from engagement and retainer contracts with clients. This provider-neutrality is what makes our recommendations genuinely independent. If we recommend a provider, it is because it is the right route for your workload, not because it is profitable for us.

How quickly can you source GPU or cloud compute capacity?

For standard inference capacity, sourcing and contracting typically completes within 1–3 weeks. For reserved or specialised GPU clusters, timelines depend on provider availability and contract complexity. For urgent requirements, contact us directly to discuss options.

Can we engage brokerage services without completing a diagnostic first?

Yes. If you have a specific, immediate compute requirement, such as securing GPU capacity for a known workload or finding a compliant inference provider for a regulated use case, we can engage on that basis directly. A diagnostic is the most efficient starting point, but it is not a prerequisite for brokerage services.

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Talk to us about your infrastructure requirements

Whether you need immediate compute access or are planning a longer-term infrastructure strategy, we can help identify and broker the right solution.

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Where a prospective purchase or capacity agreement is material enough to require independent diligence — Infrastructure Diligence.