Our own compute capacity.
We operate our own compute capacity in an established data center. It is the foundation for expanding the network with additional sites and professional hardware.
retrivium.ai
We operate GPU infrastructure for language-model inference. We are currently connecting our compute pool to OpenRouter as an inference provider.
OPENROUTER INTEGRATION — IN PROGRESS
Europe · CIS · Asia
ABOUT RETRIVIUM
Retrivium grew out of several startups working with LLMs. We brought that experience together around one focus: resilient, distributed infrastructure for language-model workloads.
We operate our own compute capacity in an established data center. It is the foundation for expanding the network with additional sites and professional hardware.
Our technical expertise and collaborations have earned the trust of interested partners with substantial capital and compute resources.
PROVIDER INTEGRATION
THE INFRASTRUCTURE
Compute capacity, network connectivity and the operating environment.
Model deployment, inference endpoints, measurements and monitoring.
Work in progress to make the pool available as an inference provider.
The infrastructure concept spans data centers, smaller office deployments and professional workstations with GPUs offering at least 16 GB of VRAM. Model fit depends on the complete configuration and operating conditions.
FIELD NOTES
TEAM
Models and infrastructure
Business and partnerships
PROJECT DETAILS
We are currently working to connect our GPU pool to OpenRouter as an inference provider. Integration is in progress; a live provider listing has not been announced.
Our role is to operate the GPU infrastructure and serve language models as an inference provider. OpenRouter supplies the model access and routing layer for applications.
We operate our own compute capacity in an established data center. It is the foundation for expanding the network with additional sites and professional hardware.
The network is being developed with a focus on Europe, the CIS and Asia. This describes the direction of development, rather than a list of currently available production locations.