RT-One Becomes First AMPHIX Customer
RAVEL and Strata Expanse announced in a press release that RT-One is the first commercial customer of the AMPHIX AI Infrastructure Platform.
RT-One will use AMPHIX to certify AI infrastructure configurations and bring customer environments online before its campuses are completed. The platform combines site ready land, resilient power, edge networking, certified compute stacks, and orchestration software.
The company will use the AMPHIX Center of Excellence near Colusa, California, to validate a high performance technology stack, refine operating policies for performance, energy, and costs, train operations teams, and set up customer environments. RAVEL Orchestrate AI will manage and optimize workloads in the environment.
Configurations validated in the center will be carried into RT-One sites across its portfolio, with changes where local rules require them. The Colusa site uses power from a microgrid developed and managed by Colusa Indian Energy.
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