Capacity-equivalent estimate: approximately 1,100 GPUs at this recovery scenario.
AI inference economics
The control plane for AI inference economics.
Runtime control for inference economics. Vectris is building runtime control software designed to help inference teams identify and recover capacity trapped in existing GPU fleets.
No model retraining or new hardware required for the initial runtime path. Vectris observes inference state, memory movement, and execution behavior, then governs runtime decisions between frameworks and hardware.
Inference waste calculator
Simulation / planning modelEstimate directional inference capacity before buying more hardware.
Adjust the assumptions to model the possible magnitude of recoverable capacity across an existing inference fleet. Results are planning estimates, not guaranteed savings.
Planning estimate only. Actual results require workload-specific testing. Token-cost savings are shown separately to help avoid double-counting.
Modeled GPU-hours available for additional throughput or capacity deferral.
Annual value using the selected GPU-hour economics.
Illustrative procurement deferral if recovered capacity substitutes for incremental demand.
1,139 MWh-equivalent annual opportunity if recovery reduces power proportionally.
Token-cost lens: this scenario implies a cost-equivalent shift from $10.42 to $9.38 per 1M tokens before overhead validation.
This calculator is for planning purposes. Actual results depend on workload-specific baseline-versus-controlled testing, quality gates, overhead accounting, and hardware-counter review. For budgeting, use one primary economic lens at a time — capacity, capex, energy, or token cost — to avoid double-counting.
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