The providers behind Compute.

Compute capacity providers

  • AWS
  • Microsoft Azure
  • Runpod
  • TensorDock
  • Vast.ai
  • Clore.ai
  • Shadeform

Infrastructure operated by specialists.

The Compute provider network brings together established cloud operators, GPU-native specialists, and regional infrastructure teams. Each contributes a different mix of hardware, locations, and available capacity.

Established cloud operators

Providers with mature regional footprints, networking, and operational processes for broad infrastructure coverage.

GPU-native specialists

Operators focused on accelerator infrastructure, with deep hardware catalogs and high-density GPU capacity.

Regional capacity partners

Infrastructure teams with local availability and clear data-center locations for geographic requirements.

Production-ready operators

Providers able to maintain availability, incident response, and dependable provisioning as capacity changes.

What makes a Compute provider.

Joining the network is more than listing GPUs. We review the infrastructure and operating model so the capacity presented in Compute is clear, supportable, and ready for ongoing operation.

What we review

  1. 01

    Inventory and hardware

    GPU models, VRAM, topology, and available capacity

  2. 02

    Regions and facilities

    Data-center locations and regional operating coverage

  3. 03

    Provisioning and operations

    Networking, launch processes, monitoring, and support

  4. 04

    Capacity continuity

    Availability updates, incident handling, and operational follow-through

Become a Compute provider.

Operate cloud, GPU, or data-center capacity? Tell us about your inventory, regions, and operating model.