AI GPU co‑working lounge hits Malaysia


Businesses and teams of all sizes now have immediate access to high-performant Nvidia GPU, accelerating team productivity and workload.

ARTIFICIAL intelligence (AI) continues to take the world by storm, transforming the way businesses operate as they seek for more practical ways to adopt AI without building costly infrastructure.

As the nation continues to emerge as a strategic AI hub in South-East Asia, V Gallant – an AI infrastructure and transformation specialist – launched GPU Lounge in response to this need, making it Malaysia’s first dedicated AI GPU coworking space, according to V Gallant.

The space provides businesses, developers, startups and innovation teams with the computing infrastructure needed to support AI workloads, model training and inference.

Advanced AI workspace

Beyond a co-working space, the GPU Lounge is designed specifically to support AI development, as well as a collaborative workspace for AI developers, startups and innovation teams.

Its on-site Nvidia graphics processing units (GPU) offer video random access memory (VRAM) configurations from 24GB to 96GB, giving teams and businesses access to the raw horsepower needed to prototype, train, experiment and deploy their AI models with confidence.

Paired with the space’s high-speed, enterprise-grade connectivity, the facility is built to handle the heavy lifting – from large datasets to AI model processing.

GPU Lounge currently offers three packages – Power Duo, Turbo Squad and Ultra Hexa – tailored to different team sizes and needs, each come with its own hourly, daily, weekly or monthly rates. Customised pricing is available after a consultation.

From 24GB to 96GB, GPU Lounge offer a range of configurations to suit every team size, each with its own packages and rates..
From 24GB to 96GB, GPU Lounge offer a range of configurations to suit every team size, each with its own packages and rates..

Tech boost

The path to AI adoption can be riddled with obstacles for businesses. Think high GPU costs, infrastructure complexity and limited in-house technical expertise.

GPU Lounge removes these hurdles, supporting businesses during their AI adoption journey with ready-to-use AI computing resources, consultation and implementation support.

Businesses can expect AI resources such as internal productivity automation, AI-powered customer service agents, data analytics and predictive modelling, AI-driven software and applications and Industry-specific AI models, among others.

Beyond the hardware, the workspace extends support to organisations from small and medium enterprises (SMEs) to government agencies throughout their AI transformation journey; from the initial exploration phase to full deployment.

These services span AI infrastructure deployment, Large Language Model (LLM) integration, AI model training and deployment, secure enterprise AI environments with zero-retention and controlled access architecture, AI workflow automation and enterprise data intelligence systems.

Other than a co-working space, GPU Lounge also hosts workshops, demo days and AI meetup where individuals and teams come together to learn and connect.
Other than a co-working space, GPU Lounge also hosts workshops, demo days and AI meetup where individuals and teams come together to learn and connect.

GPU lounge is now open for teams, developers and businesses to explore its AI and GPU facilities.

Organisations looking to accelerate their AI journey can visit the V Gallant GPU Lounge at Lot L1-08, Level 1, KL Eco City, Bangsar to experience an AI-focused GPU co-working space.

From now until April 30, enjoy up to 20% early bird discount on GPU Lounge monthly packages. Register today to secure your spot and be among the first to experience Malaysia’s next-generation AI workspace.

 

 

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