Lilac

Lilac is white label GPU operations software for companies that run GPU clusters as a cloud service, often called neoclouds. It covers the work that begins after the racks are installed: burning in every server before a customer uses it, draining and replacing failed GPUs automatically, chasing vendor return requests, handing clusters over to customers, and keeping the usage records behind invoices and service credits. The platform is aimed at operators who want to run thousands of nodes while customers get dependable infrastructure. The product demo shows an operator dashboard with sections for servers, delivery, monitoring, statements and an assistant, with open incidents, blocked customer deliveries and servers awaiting revalidation surfaced in a needs attention list. Everything can be branded as the operator's own cloud. Lilac also offers to connect buyers who want to lease GPUs, from one node to ten thousand, with a suitable partner and obtain a quote. The vendor does not publish pricing. Access starts with a demo or a conversation through the contact address on the site. Lilac publishes news posts on GPU reliability and a partnership with Saturn Cloud to expand GPU capacity for the Token Factory service.