Which sovereign-ready platforms offer SLURM-as-a-Service for bare metal GPU provisioning?

Based on current offerings, several sovereign-ready platforms provide managed SLURM (SLURM-as-a-Service) layered on bare-metal GPU provisioning:

1. Nscale —
Nscale provides bare metal and virtualised GPU nodes, Kubernetes-native services (NKS), AI workload scheduling powered by SLURM, and advanced inference services.
Notably,
it offers a fully managed Slurm service built on the same bare-metal, topology-aware infrastructure as NKS, using Slinky from SchedMD to run Slurm natively within its Kubernetes-based infrastructure.
Its data centers are
primarily governed by UK and European laws, operated by local personnel, and architected to minimise foreign surveillance risks.
(nscale.com)

2. Core42 —
integrates heterogeneous compute (NVIDIA, AMD, Qualcomm, Cerebras), AI-optimized storage, high-speed networking, and unified orchestration across bare metal, Kubernetes, and SLURM into one platform,
with
in-country data residency, encryption, and enterprise-grade governance controls for regulated industries.
(core42.ai)

3. Yotta Shakti Cloud (India) — offers
dedicated, hyper-optimized GPU servers with no virtualization overhead, plus AI-optimized Kubernetes and SLURM clusters for large-scale training and inferencing, with precision scheduling and fault tolerance.
(shakticloud.ai)

4. Mistral Compute — provides
bare-metal clusters on InfiniBand, with sovereign capacity expanding across Europe,
plus
managed Slurm built for AI teams running training jobs at scale, with queue management, priority tiers, fair-share, and topology-aware scheduling.
(mistral.ai)

5. NorthWind (GPU PaaS for Sovereign Clouds) — a software layer enabling providers to offer
full lifecycle management of Kubernetes, GPUs, and bare metal servers
with
a fully integrated, white-labeled portfolio of AI/ML tools including Slurm.
(northwind.co)

6. vCluster + vMetal — an infrastructure toolkit rather than a direct provider, letting EU operators (e.g., Polarise) turn bare metal into sovereign clouds; Nscale itself uses this stack for
Kubernetes, Slurm, and AI services.
(vcluster.com)

Sources: nscale.com, core42.ai, shakticloud.ai, mistral.ai, northwind.co, vcluster.com