Australia · Specify the Australian city, data location and deployment window.

Build an Australian compute plan around your local users, operating entity and workload requirements.
No payment to enquire. Your region and GPU preferences carry into the request; capacity, pricing and start dates are confirmed in your quote.
Australia · Specify the Australian city, data location and deployment window.

For Chinese companies launching Australian products, supporting local customers or establishing an Australian AI development and inference environment.
Describe the product, end users, model workload and expected traffic. Distinguish an Australian deployment requirement from a preference for broader APAC capacity.
Identify the contracting entity, authorised contacts, end user and intended use. Document where application data, model files, logs and backups should be held and who may access them.
Specify currency preferences, PO/reference, invoicing, deployment assistance and support expectations. Submit requirements in English or Chinese and confirm the final contract scope before ordering.
Review candidate configurations, full costs and proposed start dates before deciding.
Specify workload, budget, timeline and non-negotiable requirements.
Arvica reviews your requirement and prepares suitable compute options and pricing.
Check hardware, location, payment terms and service scope before placing an order.
Yes. Use the Chinese version of the request form and describe your workload in Chinese. Include exact model and software names where useful for technical review.
No. Company, end-user, intended-use and provider requirements still need review. Location alone does not determine whether a proposed service can be supplied.
Review live on-demand prices and the storage, network, tax and service costs to include in your budget.
Estimate a budget around GPU count and runtime, then compare it with a confirmed quote.
Scope the term, start date and capacity commitments for sustained workloads.