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AI Transformation · Cloud and AI Infrastructure

Where your AI runs, who can see it, and what it costs.

AI needs infrastructure your security team trusts and your CFO can predict. We migrate and modernise your applications, keep data in the regions your regulators require, set up private AI where public models are not an option, and keep cloud costs under control.

Six parts, one platform

  1. MigrateTo Azure, AWS or GCP
  2. ResidencyData kept where rules require
  3. ModerniseMonoliths to services
  4. DevOpsCI/CD and platform engineering
  5. FinOpsCosts you can predict
  6. Private AIGPU and private model hosting

Built in your cloud accounts, run by us or by you

Written for

CIOs, CTOs, CISOs and heads of infrastructure, and CFOs watching cloud and AI spend

The question you came with

Where should our AI run, how do we keep data in-country, and how do we control the cost?

Part of Enterprise AI Transformation

Where it runs. The data platform, models and agents run here, in the regions your regulators require, at a cost finance can predict.

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What is holding your infrastructure back

If two of these are true, the rest of this page is about you.

01

Regulators require data to stay in-country.

What it costsPublic AI services are ruled out, and projects stop.

What changesSovereign and in-region architecture, with private models where they are needed.

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02

The cloud bill grows faster than usage.

What it costsFinance loses trust, and AI spend gets questioned too.

What changesFinOps: tagging, rightsizing, commitments and a monthly cost report by team and product.

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03

Old applications cannot connect to anything.

What it costsAgents cannot reach the data or actions they need.

What changesApplications modernised step by step, with APIs agents and other systems can use.

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04

Releases are slow and risky.

What it costsFixes and improvements wait weeks.

What changesCI/CD pipelines, infrastructure as code and monitoring, so changes ship safely and often.

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The stack, from data to agent

What sits under every agent, and who controls each layer.

  • Layer 01 · Region

    Where the data lives

    Regions chosen by regulation, with residency enforced by policy, not by habit.

  • Layer 02 · Platform

    Compute, storage and network

    Built as code, monitored, backed up and recoverable, in your accounts.

  • Layer 03 · Models

    Public, private or both

    Public AI services where allowed, private models where not, behind one controlled gateway.

  • Layer 04 · Operations

    Run, cost and improve

    Monitoring, incident response, cost reports and regular reviews, by us or your team.

What we build

The capability on the left, what your team would notice on the right.

  • Migration

    Cloud migration

    Applications and data moved to Azure, AWS or GCP in planned waves, with rollback for each.

  • Residency

    Data residency and sovereign cloud

    Architecture that keeps regulated data in the required region, with access and encryption your auditors can check.

  • Modernisation

    Application modernisation

    Monoliths broken into services where it pays, and APIs added so agents and systems can connect.

  • DevOps

    CI/CD and platform engineering

    Pipelines, infrastructure as code, environments and guardrails your engineers can self-serve.

  • FinOps

    Cloud cost optimisation

    Spend visible by team and product, waste removed, and commitments planned against real usage.

  • Private AI

    GPU and private AI infrastructure

    Private model hosting and GPU capacity for workloads that cannot use public AI services.

What stays yours

We build and hand over

  • Infrastructure as code and architecture documents
  • Pipelines, runbooks and recovery plans
  • Cost reports and tagging standards

You keep and control

  • Your cloud accounts and contracts
  • Your data and encryption keys
  • Admin access, in your name

How an engagement runs

The same four steps whatever we build. The first one is small, fixed-fee and useful on its own.

How an engagement runsFour steps: a fixed-fee review, a signed scope, a build in weekly releases inside your tools, and a handover of documentation, training and admin access. Ongoing support is optional.1ReviewFixed feeWritten findings on yourstack, data and process.Yours whether or not you hireus.2ScopeSigned firstWhat we build, what we donot, which tools it touches,and who owns each part.3BuildWeekly releasesInside your tools. The oldway keeps running until thenew flow is proven.4Hand overYoursDocumentation, recordedtraining, and admin access inyour name.Optional: ongoing support, published hours, cancellableHow an engagement runsFour steps: a fixed-fee review, a signed scope, a build in weekly releases inside your tools, and a handover of documentation, training and admin access. Ongoing support is optional.1ReviewFixed feeWritten findings on your stack, data andprocess. Yours whether or not you hire us.2ScopeSigned firstWhat we build, what we do not, which tools ittouches, and who owns each part.3BuildWeekly releasesInside your tools. The old way keeps runninguntil the new flow is proven.4Hand overYoursDocumentation, recorded training, and adminaccess in your name.Then optional ongoing support, cancellable

Start with a fixed-scope offer

A fixed scope, a set timeline and a deliverable you keep. The quickest way to start.

Pilot

Private and Sovereign AI Setup

AI that runs in your region, on infrastructure you control, behind one governed gateway

Time
6 to 8 weeks
Price
Fixed fee, agreed on a call
For
CIOs, CISOs and risk leaders in regulated industries

The problem. Regulators or data sensitivity rule out public AI services, so AI projects stop at the security review.

What happens, week by week
  1. Weeks 1 to 2Classify the workloads

    Which AI uses can run on public services, which need in-region services, and which need private models.

  2. Weeks 3 to 5Build the platform

    In-region cloud or private GPU infrastructure, a model gateway, access control and logging.

  3. Week 6Deploy the models

    Private or in-region models deployed and evaluated against your use cases.

  4. Weeks 7 to 8Hand over and run

    Runbooks, cost model and monitoring, run by your team or by Pegasus Run.

You get

  • Workload classification by data sensitivity
  • In-region or private AI platform
  • A governed model gateway with logging
  • Cost model and runbooks

Who signs off

CISO and CIO, with risk and the DPO

What we need from you

Cloud or data centre access, a list of AI use cases, and security requirements

Not sure where to start? Begin with the AI Transformation Review: two to three weeks, $1,500, credited to month one.

Questions

Which clouds do you work with?

Azure, AWS and Google Cloud, including in-country regions wherever your regulators require them.

Do we need private AI models?

Only where regulation or data sensitivity rules out public services. The Private and Sovereign AI Setup offer tells you which workloads need them.

Can you run our cloud after migration?

Yes. Managed operations cover monitoring, backup, recovery and cost reviews each month, or we hand over to your team.

How does this connect to AI Transformation?

It is where the agents, data platform and models run. Getting residency, access and cost right early prevents AI projects stopping at the security review.

AI transformation for the agentic engine era

Start with a fixed-fee AI transformation review. We map your systems, data and teams against the six layers of Pegasus Agentic OS and name the first workflows to hand to agents. You keep the findings whether or not you work with us.