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Verified infrastructure network

Every deployment runs on infrastructure we have verified ourselves.

SAMCOR does not pass you a list of GPU providers and leave you to evaluate them. We run our own verification process against every facility before it enters the network — and we monitor it continuously afterward. This page explains exactly what we check, how we score it, and what that means for your deployment.

The verification standard

Five steps before any facility runs a client deployment.

Verification is not a checkbox. It is a structured assessment that takes 10–15 business days and produces a documented record. Here is exactly what happens.

1

Business and legal verification

We confirm company registration, directors, and beneficial ownership. We review insurance certificates — cyber liability and professional indemnity — and request evidence of data handling agreements aligned to Singapore PDPA or the equivalent jurisdiction.

2–3 days
2

Facility and physical infrastructure audit

We review the data centre tier classification, physical security measures, power redundancy configuration, cooling systems, and fire suppression. We confirm the exact physical address and jurisdiction for data residency purposes. Remote audit with documentation; on-site for Tier I partners.

3–4 days
3

Hardware specification and availability review

We verify the GPU model, generation, cluster configuration, interconnect type, and available capacity. We confirm current utilisation rates and the minimum and maximum cluster sizes that can be provisioned. We check that the hardware matches what the operator represents.

2–3 days
4

Performance benchmarking

We run standardised benchmarks on the actual hardware: tokens per second at common model sizes (7B, 13B, 70B), time to first token under load, and sustained throughput at 50%, 80%, and 95% capacity. Results are dated and kept in the supplier record. Benchmarks are re-run at least every 90 days.

2–3 days
5

Reference and uptime history check

We request at least one verified reference from an existing customer and review 12 months of uptime history. We check incident records, response times, and resolution quality. Operators without 12 months of history complete an extended monitoring period before being listed as verified.

2–3 days

Data collection framework

52 data points collected from every facility before approval.

Click any category to see exactly what we collect. This is the same data your team would need to evaluate a GPU provider yourself — we collect it once, verify it, and keep it current.

All 52 data points are collected before approval. Benchmarks refresh every 90 days. Business and compliance fields are reviewed annually or on material change.

Trust score

How we score every facility — and why it changes.

Every verified facility receives a trust score from 0–100. The score is not a one-time grade. It updates continuously based on live monitoring, incident history, and benchmark results. Below is the methodology.

Trust score methodology

Updated continuously · Shown to clients on every deployment record

0–100

composite score

Reliability and uptime history

Rolling 12-month uptime · Incident frequency and severity · Resolution time

25%

Performance benchmark results

Tokens/sec vs. hardware class · Latency consistency · Throughput at load

25%

Physical security and facility quality

Tier classification · Redundancy config · Environmental controls

20%

Compliance and certification currency

ISO 27001 · SOC 2 · Pentest recency · Insurance coverage

20%

Support and responsiveness

Response time to SAMCOR incidents · Escalation quality · Communication

10%

A score below 70 triggers a SAMCOR review. A score below 60 suspends new client deployments on that facility until issues are remediated. Clients are notified of score changes above ±10 points.

APAC coverage

Regions we are verifying and accepting applications for.

SAMCOR is actively verifying suppliers across these APAC regions. We publish our coverage status in full — "accepting applications" means we are actively verifying operators in that region and matching them to qualified deployment requirements.

Singapore

Accepting applications

Primary hub · Jurong West, One-North, Tanjong Pagar

Priority region. Targeting Tier III+ facilities with H100 and A100 clusters. Data residency within Singapore jurisdiction required.

Tokyo, Japan

Accepting applications

Priority region · Ōtemachi, Shinjuku, Shinagawa corridors

Strong demand for Japan-resident deployments. H100 and H200 clusters preferred. Japanese data residency documentation required.

Bangkok, Thailand

Accepting applications

Eastern Economic Corridor · Bangna, Latkrabang

Growing regional demand for Southeast Asian language model deployments. A100 and H100 clusters. PDPA Thailand compliance required.

Jakarta, Indonesia

Accepting applications

Cibitung, Karawang, South Jakarta corridors

Strong regional AI adoption driving demand. A100 clusters prioritised. Indonesian data localisation law compliance required.

Sydney, Australia

Coming Q3 2026

Macquarie Park, Ultimo, Western Sydney corridor

Targeting regulated industry deployments — healthcare and financial services. Australian Privacy Act compliance required.

Mumbai, India

Coming Q4 2026

Navi Mumbai, Airoli, Chandivali corridors

High demand signal from financial services and regional enterprise clients. DPDP Act compliance framework being finalised.

What your deployment record shows

Every client sees this view of their verified supplier.

When you deploy with SAMCOR, your deployment record includes your supplier's trust score, benchmark results, compliance certifications, and live uptime. This is an illustrative preview of what that looks like.

Questions about the network

Talk to us about a specific deployment or facility.

Whether you are evaluating SAMCOR for a client deployment or running GPU infrastructure in APAC, reach out and we will give you a direct answer.

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