Customer challenges
Low GPU utilization — typically 20–35%; peaks fall short while off-peak sits idle, stranding capital
Continuous expansion but persistent shortage — more GPUs and data centers every year, yet demand still queues; the problem is not a lack of GPUs but a lack of unified scheduling
Applications disconnected from compute — today resources follow the organization (Organization → GPU); they should follow the application (Application → GPU)
Token economics out of control — in the GenAI era inference cost overtakes training cost, driving up token cost, GPU cost, and unpredictable opex
Customer benefits
GPU utilization from ~20% to 70%+
Token cost reduced 30–60% (workload-dependent)
CAPEX deferred 1–3 years
More AI output from the same hardware investment
Key features
Unified AI Resource Pool
integrates Data Center, HPC Cluster, DGX Pod, and Edge AI Cluster into a single pool
Application-Aware Scheduling
recognizes workload type (inference, training, digital twin, simulation, agentic AI, robotics) and allocates accordingly
Dynamic GPU Dispatch
real-time GPU dispatch across departments, campuses, cities, and countries
OpenClaw Agent Engine
autonomous AI-agent scheduler that continuously analyzes utilization, queue, SLA, and token consumption, forecasts demand, and pre-allocates compute
Multi-Tenant AI Fabric
multiple units share GPU, CPU, storage, and models with permission isolation
Before & after
| Before | After — with Linker AI Nexa |
|---|---|
| Before GPU islands: Institute A DGX cluster 25%, Institute B DGX cluster 35%, Institute C DGX cluster 40% — average utilization about 33% | After — with Linker AI Nexa AI Resource Fabric: all resources unified under one scheduling platform, average utilization 75%+; no new GPU purchases needed, lower queue time, faster model output |