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Your infrastructure lives everywhere. Your view of it shouldn't. Civo CTO Dinesh Majrekar gives the first look at the new Civo dashboard. It's built around one idea: however many regions, clusters or environments you run, managing them should feel like one cloud. Civo makes complexity a thing of the past.

At some point, you have to stop talking about it and start building it. Civo CEO Mark Boost unveils Civo's plan for the UK: 40 edge data centres with a combined gigawatt of capacity, built for low-latency inference and NVIDIA Vera Rubin NVL72, the successor to Blackwell. Mark takes us inside a live digital twin of the rack. There are 72 GPUs wired so tightly together that they behave as a single machine, with so much power that the only answer is liquid in, liquid out. The rack is the computer.

Hardware costs are rising. But Civo Product Director Russ Smith has a different take: your existing kit just became more valuable. The hyperscalers competing for the same DRAM and compute as you still have to pass that cost on eventually. At high utilisation rates, your resource rental overtakes purchase cost. Typically in under a year.

Your Claude session cost $20. Shipping it safely shouldn't cost you a weekend. Vibe coders can build the app. Most can't deploy it without leaving the door open. Konstruct handles the infra, the Kubernetes, the "please don't get hacked" part, so your lazy Saturday idea gets to survive contact with the internet.