GPU cloud for AI training, fine-tuning and inference
Run AI and other GPU-heavy work on GPU instances and Kubernetes GPU node pools, with NVMe storage, private networking and billing in rupees. Tell us what you need and we'll size it with you.
Workloads
What you can run
From a single GPU for inference to multi-GPU instances for training.
Training
Fine-tuning
Inference
Rendering and simulation
How it works
Tell us the job, we'll size the GPUs
GPU capacity is set up with our team, then run by you from the console.
Tell us what you need
The workload, the GPU you have in mind (for example H100, A100, L40S or L4), how many and for how long.
We size it with you
An engineer checks the fit, confirms availability and sends you a price in rupees.
Run it from your console
Your GPU instances sit in the same console as the rest of your cloud. Start, stop, snapshot and watch them yourself.
Self-service
GPUs in the same console as everything else
GPU instances sit next to your servers, volumes and clusters. Watch every GPU's load and your jobs' progress yourself, and call on our team when you need it.
Included
Everything around the GPUs
The same building blocks as the rest of Neon Cloud, so a GPU workload fits into your environment.
GPU virtual machines
Kubernetes GPU node pools
NVMe storage
Private networking
One bill in rupees
Engineers who help
Cloud GPUs FAQ
Questions about Cloud GPUs
Pricing, access and which GPUs you can ask for.
- GPU pricing depends on the GPU, how many you need and for how long, so we quote each request rather than publish a price list. Tell us about your workload through the contact form or at sales@neoncloud.com, and we'll reply with availability and a price in rupees.
- Tell us which GPU you need, for example H100, A100, L40S or L4, and how many, and we'll confirm availability and pricing.
- Send us your requirements from the contact page. Once we've agreed the setup, your GPU instances appear in your Neon Cloud console, ready to use. If you don't have an account yet, you can create one at app.neoncloud.com.
- Yes. The Neon Kubernetes Engine supports GPU node pools, so you can run training and inference next to your CPU workloads in the same cluster.
- Yes. GPU instances are virtual machines you control, so you install the frameworks and tools you already use, or run your own containers on Kubernetes GPU node pools.
- Model training and fine-tuning, inference for AI applications, and other GPU-accelerated work such as rendering, transcoding and scientific computing.
Tell us what you want to run
Share your workload, the GPU you have in mind and how many, and our team will come back with availability and a price.