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I'm the product lead for Crusoe's Cloud; thanks for mentioning us! Our data centers are currently in alpha with a number of A100's and A40's currently running
by asciimike 5y ago
I'm the product lead for Crusoe's Cloud; thanks for mentioning us!
Our data centers are currently in alpha with a number of A100's and A40's currently running on flared natural gas. We're able to offer a product that's carbon negative (each GPU running for a month offsets ~400kg CO2e) and also ~40% cheaper than hyperscale cloud providers.
If you're interested in giving our cloud a shot, feel free to email me @ mike at crusoecloud dot com.
And of course, we're always hiring: https://www.crusoeenergy.com/careers https://www.crusoeenergy.com/careers
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- paulgb 5y agoInteresting, what use cases are you targeting? Is it mostly batch ML training, or do you have customers using you for real-time rendering applications? Or just lots of ETH mining?
- asciimike 5y agoA100s for ML training as well as simulations/FEA/CFD/etc. E.g. we're working with the physics dept at a large university to do various theoretical physics simulations. A40s for rendering and transcoding. We've got some A5000s and A6000s for similar purposes, but at a lower price point. ETH mining is something folks could do if they'd like, but not something we're explicitly targeting.
- aresant 5y agoThat’s amazing do you anticipate maintaining that pricing advantage?
- asciimike 5y agoNo promises of course (I'm sure that an EC2 PM is already reading this thread and preparing to drop P4d prices to make me eat my words), but given the structural advantages we have, we're planning on being able to consistently offer top tier compute at a meaningful discount to major players.