HPC Infrastructure Services Georgetown TX · Central Texas · British Columbia
Designing, deploying, and managing high-performance computing (HPC) environments optimized for AI, machine learning, and data-intensive workloads—delivering scalability, speed, and reliability.
With automation, monitoring, and expert support ensuring efficiency.
FORECore Technology specializes in the deployment, configuration, and ongoing management of HPC and GPU cluster infrastructure. With hands-on experience managing large-scale NVIDIA GPU clusters, including multi-GPU BCM environments, we help organizations build reliable, high-throughput AI compute infrastructure from the ground up.
Our HPC services include: GPU cluster deployment and rack integration, NVIDIA DGX and multi-GPU server configuration, high-speed interconnect setup (InfiniBand, NVLink), AI/ML workload optimization, remote monitoring and ongoing cluster management, and data center cooling and power capacity planning.
Whether you're standing up your first AI infrastructure or scaling an existing HPC environment, FORECore Technology delivers the technical depth to get it right — physical installation, high-speed interconnects, OS, drivers, and the complete NVIDIA software stack.
We travel anywhere in the United States and Canada for on-site installations, and provide remote consultation for international projects.
Built For Demanding Environments
We design and deploy infrastructure that is ready for production workloads, not just proof-of-concept demos.
AI Model Training
Multi-node GPU clusters for large language models, computer vision pipelines, and deep learning projects that need stable throughput and efficient scaling.
HPC and Simulation
Infrastructure for simulation, scientific computing, rendering, and analytics where low-latency networking and consistent node performance are critical.
Enterprise AI Expansion
Scalable deployments for teams moving from pilot environments into production AI platforms with stronger operational, security, and uptime requirements.
What's Included in Our HPC Infrastructure Service
Complete end-to-end GPU cluster deployment, from bare metal to production-ready AI infrastructure.
Physical Rack & Stack Installation
Professional rack mounting of DGX servers, switches, and storage. Includes cable management, power distribution unit (PDU) installation, airflow optimization, and full documentation of the physical layout.
Complete Cluster Configuration & Setup
End-to-end cluster configuration including node discovery, baseboard management controller (BMC) setup, BIOS/UEFI tuning for GPU workloads, and NVIDIA BCM (Base Command Manager) deployment and configuration.
GPU Interconnect & Networking
InfiniBand HDR/NDR fabric installation and configuration, NVLink/NVSwitch setup for multi-GPU nodes, RDMA over Converged Ethernet (RoCE), and out-of-band management network configuration.
Software Stack Installation
Full NVIDIA software stack deployment: DGX OS (Ubuntu), CUDA toolkit, cuDNN, NCCL, container runtime (Docker/Containerd), NGC catalog access, and optional Slurm or Kubernetes job scheduler setup.
Consultation & Planning
Pre-installation site assessment covering power capacity, cooling requirements, network topology, and rack space. We produce a detailed Bill of Materials (BOM) and installation runbook before any work begins.
Validation & Handover
Post-installation validation using NVIDIA diagnostic tools, GPU burn-in testing, bandwidth benchmarking (NCCL tests), and a full handover package including network diagrams, credentials, and runbooks.
Supported Hardware
Our team is experienced across the full NVIDIA DGX product line.
Platform
GPUs per Node
Interconnect
Use Case
NVIDIA DGX H100
8x H100 80GB SXM5
NVLink 4.0 / InfiniBand NDR
LLM training, generative AI
NVIDIA DGX A100
8x A100 80GB SXM4
NVLink 3.0 / InfiniBand HDR
AI training, HPC, inference
NVIDIA DGX H200
8x H200 141GB SXM5
NVLink 4.0 / InfiniBand NDR
Large model training, RAG
NVIDIA BCM Cluster (96 GPU)
12x DGX nodes
InfiniBand fat-tree fabric
Large-scale AI cluster
NVIDIA HGX / OEM Variants
4 - 8 GPUs
NVLink / PCIe
Custom AI server builds
How It Works
A structured, professional deployment process, zero guesswork.
1
Free Consultation
We discuss your AI workload requirements, timeline, and budget, and recommend the right cluster configuration.
2
Site Assessment
On-site review of power, cooling, networking, and rack space. We produce a detailed installation plan and BOM.
3
Physical Installation
Rack & stack of all hardware, cable management, PDU wiring, and InfiniBand/NVLink interconnect cabling.
4
Software Deployment
DGX OS installation, CUDA stack, BCM cluster manager, container runtime, and job scheduler configuration.
5
Validation & Handover
GPU diagnostics, NCCL bandwidth tests, burn-in validation, then full documentation handover to your team.
Our Track Record
Real-world experience that speaks for itself.
✓
NVIDIA DGX certified engineers with hands-on BCM cluster deployment experience
15+
Years of combined data center and infrastructure experience across the FORECore team
100%
On-site installation, we don't ship config guides, we send engineers to your facility
1 Day
Typical response time from consultation request to project scoping call
Common Questions
Common questions about GPU cluster deployment answered directly.
What is an NVIDIA BCM GPU cluster? +
NVIDIA Base Command Manager (BCM) is an enterprise software platform designed to simplify the deployment, management, and scaling of GPU clusters for AI, machine learning, and high-performance computing workloads. It provides a unified management layer that handles everything from bare-metal provisioning to workload orchestration, making it easier for organizations to get maximum performance from their GPU infrastructure. A BCM GPU cluster typically consists of multiple GPU nodes interconnected through high-speed networking fabric, managed centrally through the BCM platform. This setup allows organizations to run large-scale AI training, inferencing, and HPC workloads efficiently across multiple nodes. BCM includes tools for cluster health monitoring, user management, job scheduling, and software stack management - giving IT teams complete visibility and control over their GPU infrastructure from a single pane of glass.
Do you provide on-site installation or remote only? +
We provide both on-site and remote installation services depending on your project requirements. For most BCM GPU cluster deployments, on-site presence is recommended for the physical hardware setup, cabling, and initial network configuration. Our engineers can travel to your facility to handle the complete physical installation, rack and stack, and bring-up process. Once the hardware is operational, many configuration, software deployment, and optimization tasks can be performed remotely, reducing the need for extended on-site engagement. We work with you to determine the right balance of on-site and remote support based on your location, team capabilities, and project timeline. Post-installation support and ongoing management can be handled fully remotely through secure access, ensuring your cluster remains healthy and optimized without requiring a physical visit for every issue.
What software stack do you install? +
Our BCM cluster deployments include a comprehensive software stack tailored to your AI and HPC workload requirements. The base installation typically includes the operating system, GPU drivers, CUDA toolkit, and NVIDIA Base Command Manager itself. On top of this foundation, we configure the high-speed network fabric drivers and libraries needed for efficient multi-node communication. Depending on your use case, we can deploy container runtimes such as Docker or Singularity, workload managers and job schedulers, monitoring and observability tools, and AI/ML frameworks including PyTorch and TensorFlow. We also configure storage integrations for shared file systems commonly used in HPC environments. Every software stack is validated end-to-end to ensure all components work together correctly before handover. Our goal is to deliver a fully functional, production-ready environment so your team can focus on running workloads rather than managing infrastructure.
How long does a BCM cluster installation take? +
The timeline for a BCM GPU cluster installation depends on several factors including cluster size, facility readiness, network complexity, and the software stack required. A straightforward small-scale deployment can be completed in a few days, while larger enterprise-grade clusters with complex networking, storage integration, and custom software requirements may take several weeks from start to finish. Key phases of the installation include site assessment and preparation, hardware rack and stack, network configuration, BCM platform deployment, software stack installation, validation and testing, and knowledge transfer to your team. We provide a detailed project plan before work begins so you have clear visibility into each phase and milestone. Our team works efficiently to minimize disruption to your operations while ensuring every component is properly configured and thoroughly tested before the cluster is handed over for production use.
Can you help with ongoing support after installation? +
Yes, we offer ongoing support services after installation to ensure your BCM GPU cluster continues to operate at peak performance. Our post-installation support includes cluster health monitoring, troubleshooting, software updates, and performance optimization. We can serve as your dedicated GPU infrastructure support team, handling day-to-day operational issues so your internal team can focus on running workloads and achieving business outcomes. Support is available remotely for most issues, with on-site assistance available when required. We offer flexible support arrangements ranging from ad-hoc assistance to structured managed support agreements with defined response times. As your cluster grows or your workload requirements evolve, we can also assist with capacity planning, hardware expansion, and software stack upgrades to keep your infrastructure aligned with your needs.
Areas We Serve
On-site GPU cluster & HPC infrastructure services across the Greater Austin area — with remote support and deployment available nationwide.
Georgetown, TX
Our home base — serving the Georgetown business community since day one.
Austin, TX
The heart of Central Texas tech — from startups on South Congress to enterprises downtown.
Round Rock, TX
Fast-growing business hub north of Austin, home to major corporate campuses and SMBs alike.
Cedar Park, TX
Retail, healthcare, and professional services — a thriving corridor of small and mid-sized businesses.
Pflugerville, TX
Expanding residential and commercial growth east of Round Rock — we're right there with you.
Leander, TX
One of the fastest-growing cities in Texas, with an equally fast-growing need for reliable IT.
Kyle, TX
South of Austin along I-35 — manufacturing, retail, and service businesses we know well.
Buda, TX
Distribution, logistics, and small business — we cover the full Buda business corridor.
San Marcos, TX
University town with a vibrant small business scene and growing tech presence.
Bastrop, TX
East of Austin — rural and suburban businesses that need the same enterprise-grade IT as the city.
Taylor, TX
New semiconductor investment is transforming Taylor — we help businesses keep pace with the growth.
Hutto, TX
Bedroom community with a growing commercial base — fast local support without big-city pricing.
Surrey, BC
Our BC home base — serving South Surrey, Newton, Cloverdale, and Whalley businesses.
Langley, BC
Langley City and Township — agriculture, light industrial, retail, and professional services.
Abbotsford, BC
Fraser Valley's largest city — manufacturing, agri-business, and a growing tech sector.
Burnaby, BC
Metro Vancouver business hub — from Metrotown offices to Production Way tech firms.
Richmond, BC
YVR corridor — logistics, hospitality, and international business needs we handle daily.
Delta, BC
Tilbury industrial, Tsawwassen retail — one of BC's most active logistics corridors.
Coquitlam, BC
Tri-Cities commercial core — professional services, healthcare, and retail operations.
Maple Ridge, BC
Growing fast east of the Pitt River — small business and light industrial we serve on-site.
White Rock, BC
Beachside business community — professional services and retail that need dependable IT.
New Westminster, BC
Historic downtown core with a dense mix of professional services and healthcare clients.
Chilliwack, BC
Eastern Fraser Valley — agriculture, food processing, and retail we support remotely and on-site.
Mission, BC
Across the Fraser from Abbotsford — small and mid-sized businesses we reach quickly from Surrey.
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