Small Axe Delivers $800K in Savings for AI Computing Company Through Strategic Data Center Migration
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz., March 13, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Technology evaluation firm Small Axe has completed a high-stakes data center migration project for a growing AI computing company, delivering $800,000 in cost concessions while meeting an extremely tight three-month timeline.
The AI client faced critical infrastructure challenges including a maxed-out private data center, excessive latency costs, and the need for scalable data storage to support rapid growth. Small Axe managed the entire project at no cost to the client.
John Chrismer, CEO of Small Axe, said:
This success story exemplifies our approach to AI infrastructure optimization,
“By handling the complex technical details and vendor negotiations, we enable AI innovators to focus on their core business without the burden of IT overhead.”
The project highlights Small Axe’s expertise in AI enablement amid surging industry demand for specialized infrastructure. The firm:
- Conducted a competitive bidding process across four global data center providers
- Negotiated 10 free months of service, no-cost PDUs, and waived installation fees
- Created a flexible billing schedule that aligned with the client’s migration timeline
- Delivered comprehensive total cost of ownership calculations across divergent pricing models
Founded by enterprise technology veterans, Small Axe specializes in reducing IT operating costs for companies in the AI sector. The firm offers services in infrastructure optimization, network connectivity, and cloud management, all structured through its AI Enablement Strategy Blueprint.
Chrismer, said:
Unlike traditional consultancies, we provide these services at no cost to our customers,
“This zero-risk model has proven particularly valuable for AI companies facing the unique infrastructure challenges of large-scale computing operations.”
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