DCompute

What it does

DCompute is a GPU cloud powered by connecting tier-2/tier-3 datacenters with 99%+ reliability, eliminating overpricing and idle billing. Run H100s at ~$1.5/hr vs ~$12/hr on AWS with true per-second pricing. Launch pre-configured GPU VMs, Run Multiple GPU jobs from CLI (docker image supported), and deploy models like Qwen, DeepSeek, and LLaMA - across training, experimentation, and inference in one seamless workflow. All while paying for seconds worth of GPU usage.

Same NVIDIA silicon, none of the ceremony. Per-second billing, no contracts, live in five minutes. Train like a frontier lab. Pay like you read the invoice. Somewhere along the way, renting a graphics card started costing more than the graphics card. The big clouds call it enterprise pricing a premium for the logo on the invoice. The chip doesn't know the difference. Your burn rate does. So we built the GPU cloud we wanted to buy: a meter that only runs while your job does, hardware that shows up in minutes, and a bill you can read out loud without flinching. Indicative on-demand rates, June 2026 — final price confirmed at launch. Per-second billing on everything. There is no fine print;…from dcompute.cloud

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