Federal and regulated workloads run here on dedicated, single-tenant hardware that already carries the baseline. Your team inherits the hosting controls and reviews only its own application.
Every enclave produces a signed launch measurement your team can verify independently, on every boot.
Dedicated hardware, an inherited control baseline, and a team that works federal engagements every day. Nothing here is a roadmap item.
A dedicated platform for U.S. government agencies and contractors, built to meet FedRAMP High and DoD Impact Level requirements from the start rather than retrofitted onto a commercial offering.
FedRAMP High and DoD SRG IL5/IL6 apply to the hosting layer before your workload arrives, so your review can focus on your own application.
Every host is single-tenant bare metal in a biometric-access facility, so no other customer's workload runs beside yours.
Federal operations, contracts, and compliance engineering sit in one team that works agency and cleared-contractor engagements daily.
Store and process sensitive, regulated data on a pre-approved NIST SP 800-53 Rev. 5 control baseline, with continuous attestation across every layer rather than a point-in-time assessment.
The Rev. 5 baseline covering boundary protection, account management, and media handling is already assessed at the platform layer.
Control evidence is produced on an ongoing basis instead of being assembled once a year for an audit window.
Reports and control narratives are available through the Client Portal in the form assessors typically ask for them.
Dedicated bare-metal capacity for AI and government workloads, without the resource contention of shared, multi-tenant hosting, and without another tenant's workload on the same host.
Compute-intensive AI and analytics workloads run on reserved bare metal, so performance does not move with a neighbor's demand.
All data remains in U.S. jurisdiction, in facilities with biometric access control and continuous physical monitoring.
Backed by a defined service-credit schedule rather than a best-effort target.[2]
Migrating a regulated system is the part most teams underestimate. Our Transition Program pairs your engineers with ServLogi platform and compliance specialists who have done the same move before, and the work is scoped into the engagement rather than billed as a separate professional services line.
Sequence discovery, cutover, and authorization milestones against your own program dates.
Work through a cutover checklist built for teams leaving multi-tenant infrastructure behind.
Stand up a hardware-isolated host and confirm its launch measurement before any data moves.
Identify which NIST SP 800-53 controls you inherit and which remain your responsibility.
Validate an AMD SEV-SNP report yourself rather than taking the platform's word for it.
Collect the artifacts a 3PAO or agency reviewer asks for, in the order they normally ask.
Right-size the footprint before award so the allocation matches what the workload actually needs.
Settle notification paths and escalation ownership between your SOC and ours in advance.
Distribute workloads across U.S. facilities for resilience without leaving the accredited boundary.
Every engagement starts from the same accredited baseline. The right entry point depends on who you are and what you're deploying.
Direct government clients deploying public-facing systems or internal case-management platforms on a FedRAMP High boundary.
Talk to federal operationsContractors handling CUI or classified-adjacent workloads that need DoD SRG IL5/IL6 and CMMC 2.0 Level 3 coverage.
Review compliance coverageHealth, finance, and critical-infrastructure teams that need HIPAA, SOC 2, or SEC Rule 17a-4 coverage without a multi-year audit cycle.
See enterprise solutionsIsolation, delivery, monitoring, and now the deployable form of all three, each inheriting the same accredited baseline rather than being certified separately.
Hardware-isolated computing containers. Memory segments are encrypted at the silicon layer, so host-level access can't expose workload data.
Resilient front-end application portals and database bridges built to meet public-facing federal information system requirements.
A distributed deception network and 24/7 SOC telemetry that tracks intrusion attempts and deploys countermeasures in real time.
The same baseline in a transit case, a rack module, or a container, shipped as an approved extension of the boundary to sites the network barely reaches.
The hardware is the easy part. The authorization is what takes years.
Ours has been in place since 2019, evidenced continuously and re-assessed on schedule. Yours begins the day your first host boots inside it.
Workload memory is encrypted by the processor, with keys the hypervisor never holds. A host operator cannot read guest memory in the clear, and isolation is enforced by the hardware rather than by a configuration someone has to maintain correctly.
Your workload inherits a NIST SP 800-53 Rev. 5 control baseline the moment it lands inside the boundary.
Inherited controls include AC-2 (Account Management), IA-2 (Identification & Authentication), SC-7 (Boundary Protection), SI-4 (System Monitoring), CP-9 (System Backup), and MP-4 (Media Storage), among others. Full mappings and audit reports are available to verified agencies and cleared contractors under a mutual non-disclosure agreement.
Our 2026 hosting floor is fully committed, so new engagements are scoped against 2027 to 2029 allocations. Reserving early gives your program a confirmed footprint, a fixed commercial position for the term, and time to complete the transition before you need the capacity.[1]
Customers are identified by role and sector rather than by name. Most of our agency and cleared-contractor engagements restrict public attribution, and we do not name a customer without written authorization. Named references are available under NDA during a briefing.
FedRAMP High, DoD SRG IL5/IL6, NIST SP 800-53 Rev. 5, FIPS 140-3, HIPAA/HITECH, SEC Rule 17a-4, SOC 2 Type II, ITAR/EAR, CJIS, IRAP PROTECTED, CMMC 2.0 Level 3, IRS Publication 1075, and StateRAMP. See the full breakdown on our compliance page.
Yes. Dedicated bare-metal capacity supports compute-intensive AI and data workloads without the resource contention that comes with shared, multi-tenant cloud.
Every host is dedicated, single-tenant bare metal in a biometric-access facility, not a virtual slice of shared hardware. There's no noisy-neighbor risk and no shared attack surface.
Yes, for federal agencies, direct government clients, and cleared federal contractors. 2026 hosting capacity is 100% sold out, so those engagements are scoped against 2027–2029 allocations. Consumer cloud is closed to new accounts, and existing customers are unaffected. See the capacity update.
Pricing is issued per engagement in a briefing rather than off a commercial rate card. Dedicated hardware, cleared support, and an inherited FedRAMP High baseline are priced as one line. Build a configuration on the pricing page to see the reference band for your footprint.
Tell us what you are solving for and federal operations will scope the accredited capacity, transition support, and delivery partners your program needs.
A working session with federal operations and compliance engineering, covering your workload, the controls you would inherit, and the allocation years available to you.
Integrators and managed service providers in our partner program deploy and operate on ServLogi every day, and can carry the implementation alongside your team.
Deployment guides, control mappings, and the provisioning API reference are open to read before you speak to anyone.
Capacity figures reflect committed contract value across the 2026 hosting floor. Availability in the 2027 to 2029 allocation years is confirmed in writing at the point of award, and commercial terms are issued per engagement in a briefing rather than from a published rate card. See the capacity update.
The 99.99% monthly availability commitment, the measurement method, and the service-credit schedule that backs it are defined in the master services agreement. See the service terms.
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