Hardware and storage
Compute, memory, storage, networking, spares and any lifecycle replacement assumptions.
A useful total cost of ownership model begins with the workload and operating boundary. Public price ranges cannot replace a measured scope.
Total cost of ownership includes every resource required to put the system into service and operate it for the chosen planning period. For on-premise AI, that boundary extends beyond hardware and software to the facility, integrations, data preparation, internal staffing, support and lifecycle work.
Compute, memory, storage, networking, spares and any lifecycle replacement assumptions.
Power, cooling, rack space, physical access, resilience and any site preparation.
Discovery, design, installation, configuration, data preparation, testing and acceptance.
Identity, logging, storage, backup, user networks and approved institutional systems.
Administration, monitoring, incident handling, model evaluation, governance and internal user support.
Support scope, update process, warranty, model refresh, security maintenance and end-of-life planning.
Hosn configurations are priced by written quotation after discovery. No public amount, discount, maintenance percentage or delivery schedule applies universally. The quotation and contract are the authority for the commercial scope.
Start with the readiness assessment, compare Kernel, Tower and Rack, or contact info@hosn.om.