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The public cloud experience, on infrastructure you control.

Replace your virtualization platform, deliver desktops to remote teams, or run AI on your GPU servers.

Neverinstall Private Cloud runs Virtual Machines, Containers and GPU workloads. Virtual Desktops adds desktop delivery in our cloud, your cloud account or Private Cloud.

Who runs it and what you pay for.

  • Your team runs Private Cloud.

    Your team manages servers, workloads, networks and access. We maintain the platform and provide engineering support. Use supported servers you own or rent.

  • We run the managed desktop service.

    We run brokering, scaling and monitoring. Your team manages images and access policies. If desktops run on your servers, your team also operates that infrastructure.

  • Price the workload you run.

    Neverinstall Private Cloud is priced per node. Neverinstall Virtual Desktops is priced per user. Compare a written quote with your current software, infrastructure and operating costs.

Choose the workload you need to run.

GPU Infrastructure is part of Neverinstall Private Cloud. Virtual Desktops adds desktop delivery, with its own Management Console and per-user license.

Neverinstall Private Cloud

Your servers

Console, API and Terraform in your environment
Manages
Virtual Machines
Containers and Kubernetes
GPU Infrastructure

Neverinstall Virtual Desktops

Hosted Management Console, or local when disconnected
Manages

Neverinstall Cloud, your cloud account or your servers

Windows and Linux
Images, users and sessions
Access and transfer policies
Neverinstall Private Cloud is managed on your servers. Neverinstall Virtual Desktops uses hosted management by default, or a local Management Console for disconnected sites.

Test one workload before a wider rollout.

Our engineers review the hardware, agree on the tests and work through the results with your team before a wider rollout.

  1. Define the deployment

    Choose the workloads, infrastructure and access requirements. Review the architecture and support responsibilities.

  2. Test real work

    Run representative workloads. Check access, performance, maintenance and recovery in the pilot.

  3. Decide with the results

    Keep the sizing and pricing report. Agree on the next workload group and rollout plan with your team.

Plan the change your team is facing.

Start with one workload.

Bring your server list or desktop user count and the first application you want to move. We will review the deployment and agree on the pilot tests with your team.