Atlantic.Net HIPAA-Compliant GPU Hosting, Powered by NVIDIA
Atlantic.Net's HIPAA-Compliant GPU Hosting platform is meticulously designed to
future-proof your healthcare applications. Our proven HIPAA-compliant hosting
environment has been significantly upgraded to meet the specialized AI/ML engineering
demands of biotech, medical, and forward-thinking healthcare organizations.
Power your next AI application with specialized imaging, accelerate genomic testing,
run advanced predictive models, and conduct large-scale medical trials ‐ all
within a secure and compliant hosting environment.
Unleash your innovations by running millions of possibilities on our dedicated or
shared NVIDIA GPUs, backed by our rigorous HIPAA and HITECH audited platform ‐
and our industry-leading 100% Uptime SLA.
GPU Hosting Plans
Fortress Business
GPU Hosting
H100 NVL GPU
$3,941.20 Per Month
28 vCPU's
240 GB of DDR 5 Ram
2.4 TB NVMe SSD Raid 10 Storage
10 TB of Monthly Data Transfer
Fully Managed Hosting Package
Fully Managed FortiGate Firewall with Intrusion Prevention System
Why Choose Atlantic.Net HIPAA GPU Hosting, Powered by NVIDIA?
At Atlantic.Net, we understand the critical balance between performance and security. Our
HIPAA-audited infrastructure, powered by cutting-edge NVIDIA GPUs, is designed to help you
achieve HIPAA compliance.
We provide:
Dedicated HIPAA compliance: our platform is specifically configured
as a HIPAA server and HIPAA cloud, ensuring your ePHI is protected within a secure
environment.
High-performance NVIDIA GPUs: leverage advanced GPUs for medical
imaging, AI/ML, and other demanding workloads with the NVIDIA H100 NVL and L40S.
Expert support: our team of certified professionals provides
guidance and support throughout your security and compliance journey.
Scalable and secure infrastructure: grow your applications
confidently with our scalable and resilient hosting solutions, designed to
prevent catastrophic failure.
Direct access: gain direct access to your hardware for granular
control over your environment, allowing your team to optimize performance and
security.
Energy consumption: hardware options that consider energy
consumption to help you maintain efficient operations.
Additional resources: guidance, documentation, and AI/ML
procedures to assist your compliance efforts. Read more on our
HIPAA-Compliant Hosting overview.
Trust Atlantic.Net to
empower your healthcare innovations with secure, high-performance GPU hosting that
meets the highest standards of HIPAA compliance.
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Atlantic.Net HIPAA GPU hosting uses the cutting-edge capabilities of
NVIDIA's H100 NVL and L40S GPUs.
The NVIDIA H100 NVL is designed for the most demanding AI and
machine learning workloads, delivering unparalleled performance for tasks like
large-scale model training and complex data analysis.
The NVIDIA L40S excels in graphics-intensive applications,
making it ideal for medical imaging, 3D visualization, and advanced simulations.
By integrating these advanced GPUs into our HIPAA-compliant infrastructure,
Atlantic.Net enables healthcare organizations to achieve groundbreaking advancements
while maintaining the utmost security and regulatory compliance.
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HIPAA Compliance Requirements for GPU Hosting and Electronic Protected Health
Information
To provide HIPAA-compliant hosting solutions for GPU-accelerated workloads, providers
must adhere to the requirements outlined in the HIPAA Security Rule and related
HIPAA guidelines. This involves a multi-layered approach that meets and exceeds the
administrative, physical, and technical controls ‐ ensuring the utmost
protection of sensitive information and ePHI.
Administrative Safeguards for GPU Resources
HIPAA compliance requires a team effort from Atlantic.Net and the healthcare
organization being onboarded. Our expert team works alongside you to introduce the
core administrative requirements that must be met by both Atlantic.Net and our
clients.
Risk Analysis and Management
Providers need to conduct a comprehensive risk assessment tailored to GPU-intensive
operations before embarking on any task containing ePHI. These assessments should
address potential vulnerabilities associated with processing large datasets and
deploying machine learning and deep learning models. Strict rules protect PHI, so
datasets must be used correctly and in scope of compliance ‐ this may require
individual processing or data obfuscation.
The risk assessment acts as a baseline; robust risk-management policies must be
implemented to mitigate identified risks, ensuring security, scalability, and
compliance.
Business Associate Agreements (BAA)
A critical component is establishing Business Associate Agreements (BAA) with all
entities involved in processing ePHI ‐ including any third-party software or
public cloud services providers supporting GPU resources. Atlantic.Net is ready to
sign a BAA with your healthcare organization today.
Workforce Training and Management
Training is one of the most important areas of HIPAA compliance. Comprehensive HIPAA
training must be provided to all personnel ‐ including data scientists and
engineers ‐ who have access to ePHI on GPU servers. Personnel must understand
the rules and regulations for handling sensitive data.
Training, combined with strict access-control policies, should be enforced throughout
your IT environments, limiting users' access to only the necessary ePHI.
Policies and Procedures
Detailed documentation of all HIPAA-related policies and procedures ‐
specifically addressing GPU usage ‐ must be maintained to ensure HIPAA
compliance.
Physical Safeguards in Data Centers
Data Center Security
One of the great benefits of outsourcing to a HIPAA-Compliant GPU Hosting provider is
that you offload the complexities of running a heavily audited data center
location. All Atlantic.Net facilities in the United States offer our HIPAA-Compliant
Service. Most offer GPU services, with more coming online shortly.
Atlantic.Net data center facilities hosting GPU resources implement robust physical
security policies, including biometric access control, 24/7 surveillance, and
environmental monitoring. We maintain a secure data center environment with rigorous
access procedures to prevent unauthorized access.
Need bare-metal servers or dedicated server options? Atlantic.Net data centers
provide them ‐ including our GPU service offering.
Hardware Security
Atlantic.Net implements physical security measures to protect GPU hardware from
tampering or unauthorized removal. Server cages are locked, and we have multiple
layers of security at the software and physical layer to prevent unauthorized
access. Secure data-erasure protocols are in place for all storage devices
containing ePHI.
Technical Safeguards for GPU Environments
Access Control
All Atlantic.Net healthcare GPU hosting meets full HIPAA compliance for access
controls. Our employees are vetted for secure access, and we can help you implement
role-based access control (RBAC) to restrict your users' access to ePHI based on
their job functions.
All hosting solutions include strong authentication, including multi-factor
authentication, and permission sets that follow the principle of least privilege.
Audit Controls
Auditing GPU hosting is a critical part of HIPAA regulations. We provide
comprehensive audit logs that track all access to ePHI on GPU servers. Logging is
essential, and we have the tools to understand large datasets at scale, offering
industry-standard audit controls.
We undertake regular reviews of audit logs ‐ essential for detecting and
investigating security incidents from our intrusion-prevention systems. We
implement automated controls plus a support team that responds to unexpected
alerts.
Integrity Controls
Atlantic.Net HIPAA GPU Hosting includes data-integrity controls managed by our SIEM
platform. These controls continuously monitor and alert when unexpected alterations
or deletion of ePHI occur. Further protections include real-time File Integrity
Monitoring (FIM) of critical files, database integrity checks via checksums and
transaction logs, and rigorous data validation.
Our systems perform continuous log analysis and network monitoring, triggering
immediate alerts and a defined incident-response plan upon detecting unauthorized
alterations. Detailed audit trails are maintained, and regular security
assessments ensure ongoing compliance with HIPAA integrity standards ‐ the
best protection against data corruption and manipulation.
Transmission Security
Atlantic.Net ensures ePHI transmission security through GPU data encryption, both
within the data center and across external networks. Any workload being processed
is encrypted to meet HIPAA requirements.
When combined with our comprehensive network security measures, GPU customers get
access to our secure ecosystem designed to prevent unauthorized access and
safeguard data during transit. This includes encryption protocols, secure network
configurations, and continuous monitoring to maintain the confidentiality and
integrity of ePHI during all transmission activities.
Encryption
Atlantic.Net's HIPAA GPU Hosting uses multi-layered encryption to secure ePHI at
rest. This includes Full Disk Encryption (FDE) with AES-256 for all GPU server
storage, optional encrypted file systems, and hardware-based memory encryption
where applicable.
Secure key management is provided by Key Encryption Keys (KEKs), regular key
rotation, and Hardware Security Modules (HSMs) or KMS integration. Logical data
partitioning isolates ePHI, and application-level encryption can be used for
specific workloads, ensuring comprehensive protection.
To maintain compliance, rigorous key-management practices are enforced ‐
including secure generation, storage, and rotation of encryption keys. Encryption
configurations and key management are audited at least twice a year. This approach
ensures that ePHI on GPU servers and storage devices remains protected against
unauthorized access.
Disaster Recovery and Backup
Atlantic.Net's HIPAA GPU hosting platform provides reliable backup and disaster
recovery options to safeguard your critical data and ensure business continuity.
We offer secure off-site backups for your GPU server data and configurations,
scheduled to meet your specific needs and align with HIPAA retention policies.
Backups provide a reliable safeguard against data loss, though restore times may
vary. For organizations requiring minimal downtime, we offer replication for
enhanced availability, creating copies of your data in a secondary location. While
replication offers faster recovery, failover may require manual intervention and
potential restore times.
Whether you choose off-site backups or replication, Atlantic.Net prioritizes data
integrity and security. All backups and replicated data are encrypted, and robust
validation procedures ensure data accuracy.
Software and Application Security
To exceed HIPAA requirements, Atlantic.Net maintains all software and applications
with the latest security patches and updates, minimizing vulnerabilities. Intrusion
detection and prevention systems (IDPS) are deployed to continuously monitor for
and block malicious activity, safeguarding against unauthorized access and data
breaches.
We conduct regular vulnerability scanning and penetration testing to proactively
identify and address potential security weaknesses, while secure coding practices
are enforced for custom applications.
Network Security
Strong network security is needed to protect the HIPAA platform. We deploy stateful
firewalls and Web Application Firewalls (WAF) to control network traffic and
prevent unauthorized access. We implement secure network configurations, including
virtual private networks (VPNs) and network segmentation, to isolate ePHI and
restrict access to authorized users.
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The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) is an
important legislative framework created to safeguard the integrity and
confidentiality of protected health information. The protection of Electronic
Protected Health Information (ePHI) is not only a regulatory requirement but an
ethical obligation, especially when implementing advanced technologies like GPU
computing.
HIPAA requires that covered entities ‐ healthcare providers, health plans,
and healthcare clearinghouses, along with their business associates ‐
implement and adhere to the administrative, physical, and technical safeguards of
HIPAA. These safeguards ensure the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of
ePHI, building patient trust and addressing the risk associated with data
breaches.
At Atlantic.Net, we understand the critical importance of HIPAA compliance. Our GPU
HIPAA Hosting platform is designed to meet and exceed these rigorous standards. We
help healthcare organizations implement AI/ML workloads for cutting-edge
applications ‐ AI-driven diagnostics, genomic research, and more ‐
while maintaining unwavering security.
Atlantic.Net provides and manages the entire infrastructure needed for handling
sensitive patient data such as personally identifiable health information,
medical records, test results, and billing details. By choosing Atlantic.Net,
healthcare organizations demonstrate a proactive commitment to protecting patient
privacy and maintaining the trust of those they serve.
Importance of HIPAA Compliance in Healthcare GPU Hosting
Security and privacy are fundamental to HIPAA compliance. The healthcare industry
is a prime target for hacking communities and rogue individuals, and the hosting
environment must provide the backbone security needed to safeguard sensitive
data.
Implementing AI/ML technology that integrates graphics processing units can
provide huge benefits: fast-track your research and development, train chatbots
that provide first-line support for your healthcare organization, or enhance the
datasets needed in a clinical trial. The use cases for high-performance computing
in healthcare are limitless ‐ a real growth area that will accelerate your
practice expansion.
However, with great power comes great responsibility. Let's take a deeper dive
into how Atlantic.Net protects your AI/ML healthcare workloads.
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To maximize computing power for your compute-intensive tasks, Atlantic.Net's GPU
Cloud Accelerated by NVIDIA provides a finely tuned software stack that ensures
optimal performance and streamlines your AI/ML workflows.
NVIDIA Drivers and CUDA Toolkit
Unlock the full potential of the dedicated GPU card with the latest NVIDIA drivers,
optimized for AI/ML. The included NVIDIA CUDA Toolkit provides a comprehensive
development and deployment environment for GPU-accelerated applications, giving
you granular control over your high-performance computing resources.
NVIDIA cuDNN
Accelerate model development and deployment with NVIDIA cuDNN. This GPU-accelerated
library delivers highly optimized routines for neural-network training and
inference, directly integrated into our GPU VPS and dedicated server offerings.
Docker with NVIDIA Container Toolkit
Ensure consistency and reliability of cloud services across diverse environments.
Our custom GPU stack can integrate Docker with the NVIDIA Container Toolkit,
simplifying the deployment of GPU-accelerated containers for image data and
other complex workloads.
NVIDIA NGC Integration
Jumpstart your AI/ML projects with NVIDIA NGC. Get
direct access to a vast repository of
pre-trained models, SDKs, and optimized frameworks that empower you to
accelerate your development lifecycle from initial concept to final
deployment.
How GPU Dedicated Servers Work
GPU Architecture and Functionality
GPUs are designed with a large number of cores that execute multiple operations
concurrently, making them well suited for parallel processing. This architecture
contrasts with CPUs, which typically have fewer, more powerful cores optimized
for sequential processing. In a GPU, thousands of small cores work together to
perform many calculations simultaneously, enabling efficient handling of
complex computations and large datasets.
GPUs are equipped with specialized cores optimized for different tasks:
CUDA cores are the standard for general parallel
computations, ideal for applications such as machine learning and
simulations.
Tensor cores, available in modern NVIDIA GPUs, are
specifically designed for accelerating deep-learning tasks like matrix
operations ‐ critical for training and inference on AI models.
RT cores (ray-tracing cores) handle real-time rendering of
realistic lighting and shadows, making them essential in gaming and
visualization.
Some GPUs also support sparsity-aware operations, where sparsity cores optimize
processing by skipping redundant data points.
Memory plays a significant role in GPU performance. DDR memory (such as GDDR6)
is commonly used for high-speed data access, suitable for most computational
workloads. Advanced memory types like HBM (High Bandwidth Memory) provide
greater bandwidth and energy efficiency, ideal for memory-intensive tasks like
large-scale scientific simulations or AI training.
Integration into Server Environments
Integrating GPUs into server environments involves configuring hardware and
software to maximize the GPU's processing capabilities. GPU servers are
equipped with one or more GPU cards connected to the motherboard ‐
typically through PCIe slots, which offer high-speed data transfer rates.
These cards are often housed in specialized enclosures or mounted in
dedicated servers, designed with adequate cooling systems to handle the heat
generated by intensive GPU processing.
On the software side, GPU integration requires compatible drivers, libraries,
and APIs like CUDA or OpenCL, which let applications access the GPU's
processing power. This setup enables efficient use of resources across
applications, from data processing in scientific research to high-definition
video rendering used in media production. Server environments often include
resource-allocation tools such as Kubernetes or Docker to manage workloads
and scale resources dynamically.
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Frequently Asked Questions About HIPAA GPU Hosting
HIPAA GPU Hosting is GPU-accelerated cloud or dedicated hosting
delivered inside a HIPAA-audited environment. It combines the
parallel-processing performance of NVIDIA GPUs with the
administrative, physical, and technical safeguards required by
the HIPAA Security Rule for workloads that handle ePHI.
NVIDIA H100 NVL for the most demanding AI/ML training and
data-analysis workloads, and NVIDIA L40S for graphics-intensive
applications such as medical imaging, 3D visualization, and
advanced simulations. Both are deployed inside the HIPAA-audited
environment with BAA support.
AI-driven diagnostics, medical-imaging analysis (CT, MRI, X-ray),
genomic data processing, drug-discovery model training,
clinical-trial data analysis, predictive risk modeling, NLP on
clinical notes, and large-scale simulation. Anything that
benefits from massive parallel matrix math typically wins on a
GPU.
Yes. Atlantic.Net signs a HIPAA BAA with customers handling ePHI
on GPU resources, the same way it does for the rest of the
HIPAA-compliant hosting product line. Contact our Sales
Department to obtain a copy.
On dedicated GPUs, the GPU is reserved for your workloads only
‐ no other tenant. On shared GPU resources, isolation is
enforced through hypervisor and OS-level controls, RBAC, and
encryption. Customers handling sensitive ePHI typically choose
dedicated resources for predictability and clearer audit
boundaries; shared resources cost less and are common for
non-PHI training and validation workloads.
AES-256 Full Disk Encryption (FDE) at rest on all GPU server
storage, optional encrypted file systems, hardware-based memory
encryption where applicable, and TLS in transit. Key management
uses Key Encryption Keys (KEKs) with regular rotation, and
integrates with HSMs or KMS as required. Encryption
configurations and key management are audited at least twice a
year.
NVIDIA drivers and CUDA Toolkit, NVIDIA cuDNN for deep-learning
training and inference, Docker with the NVIDIA Container
Toolkit for portable GPU containers, and integration with
NVIDIA NGC for pre-trained models, SDKs, and optimized
frameworks.
Off-site encrypted backups and replication options align with
HIPAA contingency-plan requirements (45 CFR §
164.308(a)(7)). Backup frequency, retention, and the
secondary-site architecture (hot/warm/cold) are sized to your
RTO and RPO targets during onboarding.
Atlantic.Net's HIPAA GPU resources run inside the audited
Atlantic.Net data center footprint in the United States. Most
US locations now offer GPU services, with additional capacity
coming online. The same audited environment hosts cloud,
dedicated, and bare-metal HIPAA workloads, so customers can
mix products inside one compliance perimeter.
Pricing depends on the GPU model selected (H100 NVL, L40S),
whether you use dedicated or shared resources, the size of the
protected workload, and the bundled managed services (firewall,
backup, DR, MFA, etc.). Contact our sales team for a quote
tailored to your environment.
Dedicated to Your Success
Jason Coleman
VP of Information Technology,
Orlando Magic
"After evaluating a range of managed hosting options to support our data
operations, we chose Atlantic.Net because of their superior infrastructure
and extensive technical knowledge."
Erin Chapple
General Manager for Windows Server,
Microsoft Corp.
"Atlantic.Net's support for Windows Server Containers in their cloud platform
brings additional choice and options for our joint customers in search of
flexible and innovative cloud services."
