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Deploy and manage fully automated bare metal servers globally.
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    Latitude.sh
    @latitudesh
    Jul 3
    Bare metal. AI. Kubernetes. Storage. The latest product updates and engineering insights, straight to your inbox. Subscribe → latitude.sh/newsletter
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    @latitudesh
    Jul 2
    We've secured $594M to build the global AI Inference Cloud with @megaportnetwork 2,048 NVIDIA B300 GPUs coming to our platform this Fall on-demand, bare metal, globally distributed across Megaport's 1,100+ data centers in 31 countries. Fast inference, close to your users. No
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    Jul 1
    More regions for Object Storage New: 🇺🇸 Los Angeles & Chicago (High-Performance) 🇬🇧 London (Standard) Starting at: • $0.024/GB-month (High-Performance) • $0.0085/GB-month (Standard) → latitude.sh/dashboard/stor…
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    @latitudesh
    Jun 25
    🤝 #PlatformCon
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    @latitudesh
    Jun 22
    Next stop: #PlatformCon 📍 London — June 23 meet @victorchiea 📍 New York — June 25 join with @braoinese We're bringing: • Live demos • AI infrastructure • Bare metal • Platform engineering See you there. 🚀
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    @latitudesh
    Jun 18
    How much time have you spent reconfiguring storage after a deployment? Custom Disk Layouts let you define partitions and RAID configurations before the server is provisioned. Less time setting up infrastructure, more time running workloads.
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    @latitudesh
    Jun 17
    🟢Custom disk layout is live Define RAID per group at deploy time: os, storage or raw, each with independent RAID-0 or RAID-1 → metal.new
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    @latitudesh
    Jun 11
    🟢 New on Latitude.sh VMs 𝗥𝗲𝗮𝗹-𝘁𝗶𝗺𝗲 𝗺𝗲𝘁𝗿𝗶𝗰𝘀: CPU, memory, network, disk. Query windows from 5m to 24h. 𝗨𝘀𝗲𝗿 𝗗𝗮𝘁𝗮: attach cloud-config scripts that run on first boot, before you ever SSH in. Check out VM metrics and set up user data →
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    @latitudesh
    Jun 3
    Big news. Together with @megaportnetwork, we're helping build the next generation of AI infrastructure - A$827M raised - A$459M in new contract TCV - Latitude.sh grew from A$60M ARR to A$385M ARR in just 6 months following the acquisition. Over the last 60 days
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    @latitudesh
    Jun 1
    We just shipped 𝗢𝗯𝗷𝗲𝗰𝘁 𝗦𝘁𝗼𝗿𝗮𝗴𝗲 🪣 S3-compatible, no request, retrieval or egress fees and no minimum terms. Two classes: high-performance for AI workloads, standard for cold storage. Point your existing S3 tooling at it and go! → For locations and pricing:
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    @latitudesh
    May 28
    Most Kubernetes workloads belong on VMs. but if you care about deterministic latency, direct hardware access, predictable networking or running inference close to the metal, virtualization becomes overhead. Our Software Engineer wrote about running Kubernetes on bare metal
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    @latitudesh
    May 28
    Replying to @latitudesh
    Bare metal Kubernetes makes the most sense for workloads like: → validator infrastructure → inference serving → HFT / real-time APIs → multiplayer backends → platform engineering → compute-heavy batch pipelines Anywhere p99 latency matters more than averages.
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    May 28
    If you want to understand how modern infra teams are running K8s closer to the hardware layer, this one is worth the read. Read the full post: latitude.sh/blog/kubernete…
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    @latitudesh
    May 25
    what's your storage backbone look like right now? (asking for a reason)
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