Before
Overprovisioned GPUs, wasted capacity, fewer workloads per node.
GPU 0
chat + chat
GPU 1
chat + chat
GPU 2
embed + rerank
GPU 3
embed + rerank
Analyse predicts what a workload needs before it runs.
Diagnose explains what happened after it runs. Together they close the loop between prediction and outcome: each execution makes the next prediction more accurate. On serving fleets, the same loop runs behind the scenes, with nothing for engineers to run.
Expanse sits in the path a job already takes. It does not replace a single step in your pipeline.
Submits a job as usual
Runtime, memory, GPUs, risk
SLURM, Kubernetes, or Nomad
Logs, metrics, exit state
Feeds the next prediction
Expanse learns from everything that runs, batch or serving. The difference on a serving fleet is delivery: nobody runs a command. The same predictions work behind the scenes, sizing each model to what it actually needs under real traffic: more models multiplexed per GPU, and workloads reshuffled across hardware types without the guesswork.
No commands, no instrumentation. Expanse watches the fleet and characterises every model automatically.
Each model’s slice is sized to what it actually uses, so models pack tighter without interfering.
The full prediction distribution is exposed through the API, so your own schedulers and simulators can consume it.
Before
GPU 0
chat + chat
GPU 1
chat + chat
GPU 2
embed + rerank
GPU 3
embed + rerank
With Expanse
GPU 0
chat + embed
GPU 1
chat + embed
GPU 2
chat + rerank
GPU 3
chat + rerank
An Ansible playbook sets up the cluster side; a Helm chart deploys the models to your GPUs.
Jobs are submitted exactly as they are today. No new tooling for engineers or researchers to learn.
On-prem clusters, your own cloud accounts (AWS and others), or both. Your code and telemetry never leave infrastructure you control.
SLURM, Kubernetes, and Nomad stay exactly where they are. Expanse sizes the requests; the scheduler executes them.

One command installs Expanse on your existing SLURM, Kubernetes, or Nomad cluster. It automatically collects detailed telemetry alongside your workloads, bringing complete infrastructure visibility without changing your existing workflows.

Expanse arrives pretrained on real HPC and AI workloads, then continuously adapts to your environment. Every workload improves future predictions, making the platform more accurate over time.

Run Analyse before execution to predict GPU allocation, memory usage, runtime, and completion probability. Every prediction is presented as a confidence distribution, helping teams make infrastructure decisions with greater certainty.
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Expanse deploys inside your cluster: the models on your GPUs, the console and management layer on your servers. There is no hosted third-party environment.
Every signal Expanse collects is visible in your console: the telemetry, the job records, the predictions. Nothing the model uses is hidden from your team.
Code, logs, telemetry, and job data remain inside your infrastructure. Nothing is uploaded or processed externally.
Built by engineers with experience running large-scale HPC and AI infrastructure, Expanse is designed for environments where data never leaves the cluster.
No. SLURM, Kubernetes, and Nomad stay in control. Expanse supplies evidence-backed resource requests; your scheduler continues to execute them.
Every prediction is presented as a distribution with confidence, then compared with the observed execution. The evidence and outcome stay visible to your team.
The observed outcome feeds the next prediction. Expanse keeps the original recommendation and the execution evidence together, so the model can adapt without hiding uncertainty.
Expanse starts producing confidence-bounded recommendations immediately and becomes specific to your environment as completed workloads feed back into the model.
No. Code, logs, telemetry, and job data remain inside infrastructure you control. The models and management layer are deployed in your environment.
Monitoring shows what is happening now. Expanse predicts resource fit before execution and connects the observed outcome to a cited explanation afterwards.
Expanse maintains the prediction, evidence, and feedback loop across schedulers and workload types, while your engineers keep the submit paths they already use.
Yes. Analyse and Diagnose can be used independently. Together, the observed diagnosis improves the evidence available to future Analyse predictions.
Expanse integrates with SLURM, Kubernetes, and Nomad across on-premises clusters, your own cloud accounts, or hybrid environments.
Talk to our team about how Expanse fits your cluster, your scheduler, and your workloads.