Bare metal and GPU cloud infrastructure delivered via API for developers
Latitude.sh, a Megaport company, runs bare metal compute, NVMe storage and NVIDIA GPU clusters that developers provision through an API and dashboard. Its stack of Cisco Nexus, Juniper, VXLAN, IPMI and Zabbix alongside Prometheus, Grafana and Loki shows a network-heavy operator, and an ops-led, senior-skewed hiring push targets reliability, observability and incident automation as capacity tightens.
Latitude.sh is a privately held infrastructure provider headquartered in New York and part of Megaport. It offers CPU servers, NVMe-backed storage, NVIDIA GPU clusters and private cloud interconnection, positioned as a simpler, lower-cost alternative to public cloud for AI-focused companies. Customers deploy and manage resources globally through an API and dashboard, with custom deployments also available. The company employs 51–200 people and hires in the United States and Brazil.
Latitude.sh uses Cisco Nexus, Juniper and VXLAN for networking, Kubernetes, Terraform and Ansible for automation, Prometheus, Grafana, Loki and Zabbix for monitoring, plus Python, Go and Ruby.
Latitude.sh is headquartered in New York, United States, and hires in both the United States and Brazil. It operates as a Megaport company.
Current work includes operational automation, capacity planning and cost-comparison models, network expansions, network monitoring upgrades, and multi-channel and lifecycle marketing for its compute, storage and network offerings.
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