GPU Observability Platform — Early Access

We explain why your
LLM is slow and expensive

Vendor-neutral AI runtime intelligence that correlates GPU silicon diagnostics with inference performance. From symptoms to root causes — in seconds, not hours.

ceptua-agent — gpu-cluster-07
$ ceptua diagnose --cluster prod-inference-01
[agent] Collecting GPU telemetry from cluster nodes...
[agent] Instrumenting inference pipeline...
⚠ ALERT Token latency P99 spike: 2.4s → 8.7s on GPU:3
[root-cause] Correlating silicon metrics → kernel execution → token latency
✗ ROOT CAUSE GPU:3 HBM thermal throttle (93°C) → SM clock drop 40% → KV-cache eviction → recompute
✓ RECOMMENDATION Redistribute KV-cache shards to GPU:0,1,2. Est. recovery: <200ms P99

GPU monitoring tells you what.
Not why.

Existing tools show utilization percentages and temperature readings. They can't tell you why inference costs doubled overnight or why token latency spiked at 3 AM.

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Symptoms Without Diagnosis

Traditional monitoring tells you GPU utilization hit 98%. It doesn't tell you whether that's healthy saturation or a memory thrashing loop burning cycles without producing tokens.

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Disconnected Telemetry Silos

GPU metrics live in one tool. Inference logs live in another. Cost data lives in spreadsheets. Nobody connects silicon behavior to business outcomes.

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One-Size-Fits-All Tooling

General-purpose observability platforms bolt on GPU metrics as an afterthought. They weren't built for the unique telemetry chain from silicon physics to token economics.

The correlation layer
nobody else built

Ceptua AI connects four layers that have never been unified in a single platform — from silicon physics to business impact.

When your LLM slows down, the problem could be anywhere: a thermal throttle on one GPU die, a KV-cache eviction pattern, a misconfigured batch scheduler, or a memory bandwidth bottleneck. Ceptua traces the causal chain across all four layers to identify the actual root cause — and tells you exactly what to fix.

GPU Silicon Telemetry Layer 1
Kernel & Compute Execution Layer 2
Inference Engine Performance Layer 3
Business Outcome — $/token · Latency Layer 4

From deployment to root cause
in four steps

Deploy the lightweight agent alongside your existing stack. Ceptua starts correlating in minutes — no rip-and-replace required.

01

Deploy Agent

Install the Ceptua agent on your GPU nodes via container image or package. It collects 50+ silicon-level metrics with zero inference overhead.

02

Instrument Inference

Attach the Ceptua SDK to your inference engine. It captures token timing, KV-cache behavior, batch scheduling, and request queuing automatically.

03

Correlate & Diagnose

The root cause engine continuously correlates silicon events with inference anomalies — surfacing causal chains, not just threshold alerts.

04

Resolve & Optimize

Receive actionable recommendations with estimated impact. Know exactly which GPU, which workload, and which fix — before your SLA is breached.

Built for GPU operators who
need answers, not dashboards

Real-Time GPU Agent

Lightweight agent collects 50+ GPU metrics at sub-second intervals. Deploys as a sidecar with zero performance impact on your inference workloads.

Core
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Inference SDK Instrumentation

Drop-in SDK hooks into your inference engine to capture token generation timing, KV-cache utilization, batch scheduling, and request queuing.

Core
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Root Cause Engine

Heuristic engine correlates GPU silicon events with inference anomalies to surface actionable root causes — not just alerts and thresholds.

Core
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Purpose-Built Dashboard

Custom analytics dashboard with correlated timelines, GPU topology views, and cost-per-token attribution. Built for GPU operations, not repurposed from generic monitoring.

Core
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Contextual Alerting

Alerts that tell you why, not just what. "GPU:3 thermal throttle → 40% latency increase on model-v2" is actionable. "GPU temperature high" is not.

Core
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Multi-Vendor Support

Hardware Abstraction Layer designed for vendor-neutral observability. NVIDIA today, AMD on the roadmap — same platform, same insights, any silicon.

Roadmap

Deploys anywhere GPUs run

Neo-cloud, sovereign infrastructure, on-premise clusters, or GPU-as-a-service — every component runs inside your perimeter. No data egress. No vendor lock-in.

Data Sources
◆ GPU Hardware Telemetry
◆ Inference Engine Metrics
◆ Workload Metadata
↓   collection agents   ↓
Collection Layer
⬡ GPU Telemetry Agent
⬡ Inference SDK
⬡ Workload Connector
↓   streaming ingestion   ↓
Processing & Storage
▣ Ingestion API
▣ Time-Series Store
▣ Metric Aggregation
↓   correlation   ↓
Intelligence
★ Root Cause Engine
★ Alert Evaluator
★ Cost Attribution
↓   presentation   ↓
Interface
● Operations Dashboard
● REST API
● Webhook & Integrations

Runs where your GPUs run

Whether you operate a neo-cloud GPU fleet, sovereign infrastructure, on-premise clusters, or GPU-as-a-service — Ceptua deploys inside your environment.

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Neo-Cloud & GPU Cloud

Purpose-built for GPU-native cloud providers and GPU-as-a-service platforms that need fleet-wide observability across thousands of accelerators.

  • Multi-tenant fleet monitoring
  • Per-customer cost attribution
  • API-first integration
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Sovereign & On-Premise

Deploys within data sovereignty boundaries with no external telemetry egress. Fully air-gap capable for sensitive workloads.

  • Full data residency compliance
  • Air-gap capable architecture
  • Tenant isolation from day one
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Security-First Design

Enterprise security built as a prerequisite, not an afterthought. Authentication, authorization, and data isolation on every path.

  • API key authentication + RBAC
  • Tenant-level data isolation
  • SOC 2 readiness roadmap
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Shadow Mode

Run alongside your existing monitoring with zero interference. Validate Ceptua's root cause insights before committing to production.

  • Read-only telemetry collection
  • Side-by-side validation
  • Prove value before cutover

Purpose-built for the teams
that operate GPU infrastructure

Platform Engineering

Reduce Mean Time to Root Cause

Stop correlating GPU metrics, inference logs, and cost dashboards manually. Ceptua identifies the causal chain from silicon to SLA breach — reducing investigation from hours to seconds.

GPU Fleet Operations

Maximize Fleet Utilization

Understand which GPUs are delivering tokens efficiently and which are burning cycles on memory thrashing, thermal throttling, or misconfigured batch schedulers.

FinOps & Cost Management

Attribute Cost per Token

Connect GPU silicon behavior to token economics. Know exactly what each model, each workload, and each customer costs — down to the GPU die.

50+
GPU Metrics Collected
<1s
Telemetry Interval
0%
Inference Overhead
4
Correlation Layers

Any organization that
operates GPU infrastructure

Neo-Cloud Providers

GPU-native cloud platforms serving AI workloads at scale

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Sovereign Cloud

National AI programs and data-sovereign GPU infrastructure

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GPU Data Centers

Colocation and GPU-as-a-service operators building AI capacity

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Enterprise AI Teams

Organizations running private inference on their own GPU clusters

Works with your existing stack

Ceptua integrates with the GPU hardware, inference engines, and alerting systems you already use.

🟢 NVIDIA GPUs H100 · H200 · B200 · A100
🔴 AMD GPUs MI300X — on roadmap
🧠 Inference Engines vLLM · TGI · Triton · Custom
📦 Container Platforms Kubernetes · Docker · Bare Metal
🔔 Alerting Webhook · PagerDuty · Slack · Email
📡 Telemetry Export REST API · OpenTelemetry · Prometheus
🔑 Authentication API Key · OIDC · SAML SSO
🗂️ Orchestration Slurm · Ray · Kubernetes Jobs

Frequently Asked Questions

How is Ceptua different from existing GPU monitoring tools? +
Traditional GPU monitoring shows you metrics like utilization, temperature, and memory usage — symptoms. Ceptua correlates those silicon-level signals through kernel execution and inference engine behavior all the way to business outcomes like token latency and cost-per-token. We don't just tell you a GPU is hot — we tell you that thermal throttle on GPU:3 is causing a 40% latency increase on your production model and recommend a specific fix.
Does the agent impact inference performance? +
No. The Ceptua agent reads GPU telemetry through standard hardware management interfaces in read-only mode. It runs as a lightweight sidecar process with no hooks into the GPU compute path. We've measured zero measurable overhead on token throughput across production inference workloads.
What GPU hardware do you support? +
Today, Ceptua supports NVIDIA data center GPUs including H100, H200, B200, and A100 families. AMD MI300X support is on our roadmap via a Hardware Abstraction Layer that enables vendor-neutral observability. The same platform, same correlation engine, same dashboard — across any GPU silicon.
Can I deploy Ceptua in an air-gapped environment? +
Yes. Every component of the Ceptua platform runs entirely within your infrastructure perimeter. There is no telemetry egress, no cloud callbacks, and no external dependencies at runtime. We provide container images and deployment packages that work in fully disconnected environments.
What inference engines do you integrate with? +
Our SDK currently integrates with popular open-source inference engines including vLLM and NVIDIA Triton Inference Server, with TGI support coming soon. The SDK is designed to be extensible — if you run a custom inference stack, we can work with you to build an integration during the pilot phase.
How do I get started? +
We offer a shadow mode deployment where Ceptua runs alongside your existing monitoring with zero interference. This lets you validate root cause insights against your own data before committing to production. Request early access and we'll schedule a technical walkthrough with your infrastructure team.

Stop guessing.
Start diagnosing.

We're onboarding select GPU operators for shadow-mode deployment. Run Ceptua alongside your existing monitoring — zero risk, full visibility.