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private beta
// gpu

GPU capacity.
By the second.

Bare-metal and virtual GPU nodes for training, fine-tuning and inference. Per-second billing from boot to terminate — no minimums, no contracts, no waitlists for available SKUs.

▸ per-second billing
▸ ssh + root access
▸ cuda 12 preinstalled
▸ snapshot + resume
// what you get

The whole stack, ready to run.

Nodes ship fully configured. No driver hunting, no image wrestling. Pick a SKU, boot an instance, and your first CUDA kernel runs in minutes.

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Per-second billing

Pay from the first boot instruction to the last terminate ACK. No rounding to hours, no daily minimums, no idle fees.

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Dedicated SSH + root

Every node gives you a dedicated SSH keypair and full root. No container sandboxing between you and the metal.

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CUDA 12 preinstalled

Drivers, toolkit and cuDNN land on first boot. PyTorch, JAX and TensorFlow all see the GPU before your first command.

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ML-ready base images

Choose from PyTorch 2.x, vLLM, Unsloth or Axolotl. Each image is GPU-validated and pinned to a tested version.

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Snapshot + resume

Snapshot instance state at any point. Terminate, stop paying, and resume from the same checkpoint later.

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Console + REST API

Spin nodes up, down and sideways from the web console or the REST API. Automate provisioning into training pipelines.

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Multiple SKUs

A100-class SXM and PCIe nodes, RTX 4090 for memory-bound workloads. Mix SKUs across experiments as fleet comes online.

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No cold-start penalty

Available SKUs are pre-allocated. When you boot, the instance is ready — no queue position, no warm-up wait.

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Inference handoff

Train or fine-tune on GPU, then deploy directly to a saqi inference endpoint. Same account, same console, no S3 gymnastics.

// base images

Boot straight into your framework.

Every image is pre-pulled, GPU-validated and pinned to a tested version. Pick one and your first training command works.

general training

PyTorch 2.x

  • ▸torch + torchvision + torchaudio
  • ▸CUDA 12 + cuDNN 9
  • ▸Jupyter Lab preinstalled
  • ▸HuggingFace transformers
serving + benchmarks

vLLM

  • ▸vLLM latest stable
  • ▸OpenAI-compatible server
  • ▸FlashAttention-2
  • ▸Llama / Mistral / Qwen weights on-hand
fast LoRA fine-tuning

Unsloth

  • ▸2× faster than HF baseline
  • ▸Llama, Qwen, Mistral adapters
  • ▸4-bit QLoRA out of the box
  • ▸Direct GGUF export
full fine-tuning

Axolotl

  • ▸YAML-driven config
  • ▸DPO / ORPO / RLHF support
  • ▸DeepSpeed + FSDP ready
  • ▸Weights & Biases auto-log
// use cases

Workloads we're targeting

  • ▸LoRA and full fine-tunes that run for hours, not months
  • ▸Batch inference overnight at scale-to-zero cost
  • ▸Interactive ML notebooks on a real GPU with no SaaS overhead
  • ▸vLLM benchmarking before committing to an inference endpoint
  • ▸Multi-GPU distributed training across topology-aware nodes
  • ▸One-off experiments that don't justify a reserved cloud contract
// the full pipeline

Train here. Serve here.

GPU capacity and Inference endpoints live on the same platform. Fine-tune a model on a GPU node, push the adapter to an inference endpoint, and serve it — no S3 buckets, no registry gymnastics, no cloud glue code.

01
Rent a GPU node
Boot an A100 or RTX node in seconds. Snapshot your work at any point.
02
Fine-tune your model
Run Unsloth or Axolotl on your data. Export LoRA adapters or full weights.
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Deploy to Inference
Push the fine-tune to a dedicated endpoint. OpenAI-compatible API, immediate traffic.
See Inference endpoints →
// roadmap

Where we're going

  1. in beta now

    On-demand instances

    Start, stop and snapshot via console or API. Limited SKUs as fleet comes online.

  2. next

    Reserved capacity

    Commit to a GPU block for weeks or months at a lower hourly rate.

  3. planned

    Cluster orchestration

    Multi-GPU distributed jobs scheduled across nodes with topology-aware placement.

GPU beta is invite-only for now.

Tell us your workload — training run size, GPU-hours per week, frameworks you use — and we'll prioritize you in the queue.

Request GPU beta access →
// next step

Ship an agent on your own infrastructure.

Hive is live today. Agents, Inference, and GPU are in private beta — request access and we'll reach out.