Python skeleton and library for OneCode projects, from Prototyping to Production
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Python skeleton and library for OneCode projects, from Prototyping to Production
Rent ready-to-use cloud GPUs in seconds. Lium CLI makes it easy to launch, manage, and scale GPU compute directly from your terminal. Fast, cost-optimized, and built for AI & ML developers.
Distributed compute marketplace and scheduling platform for heterogeneous workloads and resource placement
Hydra launcher plugin that runs jobs on Modal, with config-driven sandbox customisation.
OpenRelay is a Y Combinator-backed distributed GPU cloud for production AI inference — "the CDN of inference." It runs a global mesh of GPUs (RTX 4090/5090, A100, H100) that teams reach through a single API: rent dedicated GPU VMs with SSH and persistent volumes, stand up autoscaling inference clusters behind an endpoint, or call hosted open…
CUDO Compute is a global GPU and cloud compute platform and marketplace that provisions on-demand and reserved virtual machines, bare metal, and multi-node GPU clusters across a distributed network of data centers.
Fluence is a decentralized (DePIN) cloud-computing platform offering enterprise-grade CPU and GPU compute — virtual machines, GPU containers, and bare-metal instances — rented from a global marketplace of independent infrastructure providers at up to 85% below traditional clouds, with predictable pricing and zero egress fees.
Nscale is an AI/GPU cloud that pairs serverless, OpenAI-compatible inference with on-demand GPU compute. The Serverless Inference API serves open models (Llama, Qwen, DeepSeek, GPT OSS, Mistral, Flux) at https://inference.api.nscale.com/v1 with pay-per-token billing, while the platform API provisions GPU clusters, compute instances, networks, and…
Seqera (Seqera Labs) builds open, cloud-based software for scientific data analysis at scale. It is the company behind Nextflow, the widely adopted open-source workflow orchestration engine, and the Seqera Platform (formerly Nextflow Tower) for launching, monitoring, and governing data pipelines across cloud and HPC compute.
Modal is a serverless cloud platform for AI and data workloads. Modal lets developers write ordinary Python and run it on remote GPUs and CPUs with sub-second cold starts, instant autoscaling, and declarative container images.
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