For jobs that need a graphics card for a while
Train and run machine-learning models with CUDA, render Blender scenes on the GPU, or transcode video on the hardware encoder. Install your own drivers, frameworks and containers; it is your machine.
CloudStream › GPU server rental
A Linux or Windows virtual machine with a share of a real graphics card, root access and no contract. Start it for a training run, a render or a batch of video, and stop paying when it ends.
An example machine costs 9.78 credits an hour (≈ 0.10 EUR).
Train and run machine-learning models with CUDA, render Blender scenes on the GPU, or transcode video on the hardware encoder. Install your own drivers, frameworks and containers; it is your machine.
Dedicated GPU servers are rented by the month. This one is billed by the minute while it exists: an afternoon of rendering costs an afternoon, and a stopped machine keeps its disk for a fraction of the price.
Use SSH or any other service through the machine's own public ports, the console in the browser, or the streamed desktop. Several machines share a private network, so a job can be split across them.
The cards and sizes on offer, with their price per hour, are on the pricing page.
Yes. It is an ordinary machine with a graphics card: install the driver and the container toolkit as you would on your own server.
Yes. The machine runs until you stop it, whether or not anyone is connected.
It takes an account, a few credits and a couple of minutes.