Standing up an “AI factory” for a neo-cloud looks attractive for cost and control, but it’s hard to operate.
Hyperscalers are driving customers to a vertical solution and GPUaaS from a neocloud provider might not entice users to switch. Most Neo-clouds lack the expertise to compete with hyperscalers, enable runtimes and drivers with their dev-ops team and provide a developer friendly UI.
Neocloud also need to fight for allocations, and get locked into a single vendor. Utilization stays low, bursts cause outages, and every new workload means more manual setup.
The result: infrastructure bottlenecks, wasted compute, and unexpected downtime.