ScitiX Introduces Enterprise AI Inference Platform

Aug 17, 2026
ScitiX introduced a production inference platform for enterprises running multiple AI models, with routing, fallback, observability, and private deployment options.

ScitiX announced in a press release the full scope of its production inference platform for enterprises running AI workloads at scale. The platform runs on ScitiX owned and operated NVIDIA B200, H200, and H100 infrastructure.

ScitiX said the service supports open source, tuned, and third party models through familiar APIs. It includes model routing and fallback, session aware context reuse, fault tolerant execution, private deployment environments, zero retention policies, and observability with telemetry, audit logs, and performance dashboards.

The company reported current production metrics of more than 1 trillion tokens processed daily, average time to first token of about one second, cache hit rates above 90%, and 99.9% uptime.

ScitiX Model Inference is available now to enterprise customers. The company said deployment options, pricing, and supported model information are available through its inference page.

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