Hot Aisle is on a mission. The cloud service provider, still in its infancy, began operation in 2024 and currently provides GPU service rentals by the hour. Its intentions, however, are focused much higher. Hot Aisle wants to make high-performance, enterprise-level compute accessible to every business and
organization no matter their size, not just the fortunate few government agencies, universities and large research laboratories that can afford their own supercomputers.

The company aims to democratize compute and make it available to as wide of an audience as possible, not just those with immense resources. And as the business world jostles to stake claims in the intensifying AI revolution, Hot Aisle seeks to offer an alternative to any one multinational corporation being the dominant supplier of artificial intelligence hardware and software. To even consider this undertaking, however, Hot Aisle needed an established technology partner that could provide more than products or tech solutions. It needed an
ally that could also serve as adviser, counselor, facilitator, liaison, and more. It needed Dell Technologies.