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The strongest matches are NorthWind, CtrlS, Nscale, and Mirantis/k0rdent AI. Each is described as supporting sovereign-ready infrastructure with bare metal GPU provisioning and SLURM or SLURM-based services.[1][7][13][15]

NorthWind: explicitly offers “SLURM-as-a-Service” plus Bare Metal-as-a-Service across private, public, and sovereign environments.[12] It also says it can deliver bare metal, VMs, Kubernetes, and SLURM through governed self-service workflows.[1][2]
CtrlS ACP: positions CtrlS Cloud as sovereign-ready GPU and cloud infrastructure with Kubernetes, SLURM, VMware/Proxmox/KVM, and bare metal support.[7]
Nscale: its datasheet says it provides bare metal and virtualized GPU nodes plus SLURM-powered AI workload scheduling and managed Slurm services.[17] A vCluster guide also describes Nscale as spanning bare metal infrastructure, managed Kubernetes, Slurm, and AI services in a sovereign AI cloud stack.[6]
Mirantis k0rdent AI: describes Bare Metal-as-a-Service and catalog items for Slurm alongside GPU lifecycle management, aimed at AI cloud operators.[13]
OpenNebula: not explicitly labeled “SLURM-as-a-Service” in the result, but it is described as a sovereign cloud management layer with bare metal, Kubernetes, and AI workload orchestration; this is a plausible adjacent fit if you need a sovereign platform rather than a direct SLURM service claim.[15]

If you want the clearest direct answer to your wording, NorthWind is the most explicit SLURM-as-a-Service vendor in the search results.[12][1]

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

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