SCOPE
Open-model deployment
Model packaging, serving configuration and hardware planning around memory, context and concurrency. Validate the choice against your actual workload.
FROM MODEL TO RUNNING SERVICE
We deploy open models, integrate hosted model APIs and build the services around them. Start with your workload and data requirements, then choose the hosting, interfaces and operating controls that fit.
Discuss your projectSiavash Labs · Open-model infrastructure and application integration
Two deployment choices; scoped for the workload.
AI INFRASTRUCTURE & INTEGRATION
SCOPE
Model packaging, serving configuration and hardware planning around memory, context and concurrency. Validate the choice against your actual workload.
SCOPE
Connect provider APIs through your backend, with credentials, usage limits, request handling and provider-specific behaviour kept out of client applications.
SCOPE
Authentication, job queues, streaming or asynchronous responses, data boundaries and application integrations. Design failure and cancellation paths alongside the happy path.
SCOPE
Agree task-specific checks for response quality, latency and cost. Define monitoring, release, rollback and ongoing operational responsibilities.
WHAT THE HANDOVER CAN INCLUDE
Deliverables and acceptance criteria are agreed for your system before implementation begins.
RELEVANT EXPERIENCE
OUR INFRASTRUCTURE · SIAVASH LABS
Our infrastructure project for deploying open AI models and connecting them to applications and development workflows.
Siavash Labs · Our own infrastructure project.
BEFORE WE START
Yes. AI infrastructure is a standalone service. It can support a business workflow, internal tool, web product, mobile app or an existing backend.
That depends on data requirements, model capability, usage, latency and who can operate the service. We compare both paths against a representative workload before recommending one.
We can scope deployment in a customer-controlled environment. Hardware, network access, model licensing and operational ownership need to be established first.
The pilot exercises an agreed workflow and integration boundary. Its acceptance criteria can include output quality, response time, failure handling and cost. It does not imply a universal model benchmark.
A CLOSER LOOK
LET’S GET SPECIFIC
Bring one workflow, representative inputs, data constraints and an expected usage pattern. We agree an integration pilot and what would make it ready for a wider rollout.