Voltage Park – H100 GPU Orderbook
Hi HN - Voltage Park is a GPU cloud powered by Nvidia H100s. We own and manage the infrastructure and currently have over 7,000 H100s live. We will be launching an additional 17,000 H100s in the next 2 months. Today, we are launching our H100 Auction Platform with 1,000+ GPUs live. This platform gives users on-demand access to compute for AI training, fine-tuning, and inference. We are growing the platform to over 5,000 H100s in the next month. We created the Auction Platform to make the process of procuring GPUs more transparent and simple. It allows you to see the supply and price of GPUs…
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Voltage Park operates a GPU cloud built on Nvidia H100 processors, offering on-demand access to computing resources for AI training, fine-tuning, and inference. The company owns and manages its infrastructure, with over 7,000 H100s currently live and plans to add 17,000 more within two months. Its new Auction Platform provides transparent, real-time pricing and supply visibility, allowing users to quickly provision GPUs through a straightforward ordering process. The platform launched with 1,000+ GPUs available, expanding to 5,000 within a month.
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Hi HN - Voltage Park is a GPU cloud powered by Nvidia H100s. We own and manage the infrastructure and currently have over 7,000 H100s live. We will be launching an additional 17,000 H100s in the next 2 months. Today, we are launching our H100 Auction Platform with 1,000+ GPUs live. This platform gives users on-demand access to compute for AI training, fine-tuning, and inference. We are growing the platform to over 5,000 H100s in the next month. We created the Auction Platform to make the process of procuring GPUs more transparent and simple. It allows you to see the supply and price of GPUs in real-time. Place an order for the number of GPUs you need and get near-instant access to the compute. We have been running this on-demand auction platform for the past 2 months in Beta. Early customers include Luma AI, 273 Ventures and Mirelo.ai. One great customer comment so far: “I love using Voltage Park auction. It's so empowering to know we can spin up high-perf GPU nodes if we need them at affordable prices." -- Carl Johann SIMON (CEO, mirelo.ai) We will be hosting a Zoom on Thursday, May 9th at 12pm PT to go over the platform in more detail and answer any questions you may have. Please email ozan [at] voltagepark [dot] com if you would like to attend. We love the curiosity and spirit of the HN community, so please let us know what feedback you have. Our goal is to make machine learning accessible to all and this is just the start! Voltage Park Auction Platform Infrastructure: - Infrastructure - Owned by Voltage Park (we are not a reseller) - Hardware - 8x 80GB H100 SXM5 | 1.0 Tb DDR5 RAM with ECC | 2x 52-core CPUs | 100Gbps Ethernet - Minimum Order - 8 GPUs - Data Center Locations - Texas, Virgina, and Washington
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