Who we build for
A growing AI company base, one of the larger visual effects, animation and games clusters in North America, and a regulated sector that cannot send its data across the border. Most of that work has run outside the province because there was nowhere local to put it.
Teams training and serving their own models who want frontier hardware without a hyperscaler in the middle. The hard part is usually getting enough contiguous GPU time to finish a run, on terms a Series A board will sign.
Banks, hospitals, universities and government, plus the software companies trying to sell into them. For those vendors, being able to name the exact facility is often what gets the account approved.
Studios with render, simulation and generative pipelines that would rather keep the work, and the footage, in the same city. Game production sits in the same building as often as not, and asset generation now runs continuously rather than at milestones. Unreleased material usually comes with contract terms about where it can be stored.
Our inference layer, sold by the token rather than the node. Telecoms and platforms that want to put AI in front of their own customers point their existing API gateway at ours, keep their brand on the front, and price it themselves. The capacity, and the service level that comes with it, passes straight through from Vancouver.
Ecosystem
We want teams on frontier hardware early, before the architecture is built around whatever was cheapest at the time. If you run a programme anywhere in North America and your companies are compute-bound, we should talk.
We will come back with a node count or a token price, and tell you if we are not the right fit.
John Kinash · Business Development, North America · john.kinash@freyrtech.ai · 778 872 8288
