Eryce

Managed servers and GPU compute

Eryce, a technology group, combines managed infrastructure with software engineering. Its contracts run through Switzerland, and engineers in Serbia do the work, so European clients get teams in similar time zones. Infrastructure comes first for the group: it runs the servers, GPU compute and AI hosting behind its own software builds and behind systems that clients already operate, and it builds the software on top.

Its compute offer covers reserved and on-request GPU clusters for model training, tuning and batch work. Managed hosting provides dedicated servers and hosting sized to the workload, provisioned, secured and kept online.

AI inference and model hosting in Europe

AI inference sits at the centre of the infrastructure work. The group provides endpoints that scale for running models, located in Europe, so that a product can call a model without the client having to run the hardware. The group describes accelerated compute for AI inference and training as central to what it does, and it presents this as the base for the software it writes.

Cloud, DevOps and round-the-clock monitoring

Cloud and DevOps work covers provisioning, migration, continuous integration and delivery, monitoring and backups. The group also provides on-call response around the clock, so that a fault in production is picked up at any hour. Monitored infrastructure is the basis for keeping a service online.

Nearshore engineering teams

Software development is delivered through dedicated teams and staff augmentation. The group covers web, backend, mobile and cloud work, and says its engineers are senior nearshore engineers who can work as an extension of a client's own team. A single group takes responsibility from the first commit to production uptime, which the company places at the centre of its offer.

Data residency and private deployments

Some clients need their data held in Europe or in private, sovereign deployments. The group offers European and Swiss data residency and sovereign deployments for organizations with those requirements. This matters for companies that need to show where their data is held and who can reach it.

Companies that want senior engineers and European data

Clients who want senior engineers to work as part of their own team, and those who need data held in Europe or in a private, sovereign setup.