CloudRift
Affordable and reliable GPU directly from data center owners
CloudRift launched on August 20, 2025 with 7 votes, #3,174 of 8,530 launches that month. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
Rent consumer and data center GPUs for AI and ML hosted in secure and reliable data centers. Containers, virtual machines, and bare-metal servers are available. Install CloudRift on-prem to manage your private infrastructure and cloud in a unified fashion.
Sovereign AI platform for enterprise GPU infrastructure. Run LLM inference on-premise or in your security perimeter with full data sovereignty.
Manage large-scale GPU infrastructure within your security perimeter: 8+ sovereign AI operators across 5 countries leverage the CloudRift platform. Full virtualization. Best-in-class AI inference performance. Enterprise-grade security. Our platform powers GPU infrastructure for leading providers across 5 countries. Here are some of our partners. Manage GPU clusters, tenants, and workloads across your own data centers — from a single control plane. Manage your entire GPU fleet, tenants, and workloads from a single dashboard — across all sites. VMs, containers, and bare metal. Choose the isolation level each workload requires — from bare-metal control to lightweight containers. Define GPU…from cloudrift.ai
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