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Think Huge designs, builds and operates the infrastructure your platform depends on: compute, networking, orchestration, GPU and backup.
Most infrastructure is assembled across multiple providers, leaving gaps between compute, networking, orchestration and backup.
Think Huge runs it as one integrated stack, built to the same architecture and operated by the same team across every location.
Think Huge covers six core infrastructure layers, from end-user compute and application servers to networking, orchestration, GPU infrastructure and resilience.
Each area is built to support the demands of modern platforms, across the environments and locations they depend on.
Isolated, dedicated compute provisioned for each user on your platform: on-demand, always-on, or pre-warmed depending on what you need, deployed across 60+ locations.
The persistent, stateful server layer beneath your product: backends, databases, and processing engines, hardened and kept stable through every upgrade and scaling event.
Private interconnection, dedicated paths, and latency-optimised routing across 60+ locations, including direct Equinix Fabric connections for traffic that needs to stay off the public internet entirely.
Automated placement, scaling, and lifecycle management, Kubernetes-native for containers or policy-driven for traditional server fleets, so your team sets the rules and the platform enforces them.
Purpose-built GPU infrastructure for inference, training, rendering, and large-scale parallel processing, with VRAM guaranteed per workload rather than shared from a pool.
Backups, replication, and failover designed around the recovery point and recovery time your platform actually needs, with restoration testing available on a schedule rather than left as an assumption.
Every layer above runs the same way for our own consumer brands, FXVM, ForexVPS.net, and PingPlayers, as it does for every partner we build for.
We don’t run a lighter version of this stack internally and sell the fuller version externally. It’s the same infrastructure, held to the same standard, regardless of whose workload is running on it. One point of accountability, not a list of vendors to manage when something goes wrong.
Across every layer of the stack.
So it can’t be tampered with from within.
Not a patchwork that changes by region.
From the team actually running the infrastructure.
Not resold from third parties.
FXVM, ForexVPS.net, and PingPlayers.