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I head up Product at Lambda. We are an NVIDIA preferred partner (and keep winning the preferred partner award). I don't know what the allocation numbers are f
by jedberg 3y ago
I head up Product at Lambda. We are an NVIDIA preferred partner (and keep winning the preferred partner award). I don't know what the allocation numbers are for other companies, but we get a lot.
It's in NVIDIAs best interest to spread the love around and make sure all the GPUs don't go to the hyperscalers.
- leetharris 3y agoI head engineering at Rev and every time we talk to Nvidia about GPUs they tell us to go to you guys. Every time. They really like Lambda!
- jedberg 3y agoVery happy to hear this!
- tpurves 3y agoI anyone buying AMD MI300? I am curious if anyone is finding AMD, as an alternate GPU vendor, available or useful yet?
- latchkey 3y agoMy company, Hot Aisle, is.
- Palmik 3y agoAre there any plans to support your on demand cloud in the future? In the past few months there are basically no GPUs available. My understanding is that your reserved cloud starts at 64 GPUs (8 pods) and with quite a long reservation time frame.
- jedberg 3y agoWe have new product coming in just a couple weeks to get clusters as small as 16 GPUs per cluster and only a two week minimum reservation, with very short lead times (the first people to reserve will have almost no lead time!). Also we expect to have a bunch of capacity come online of the on-demand cloud this year. We're getting the GPUs as quickly as we can and racking them as quickly as possible, but we have to wait just like everyone else for the GPUs to roll off the fab. :)
- hinkley 3y agoI was at a Christmas party a couple jobs ago and they did a presentation that was supposed to be all good news and instead basically ruined the party for me. The bit that freaked me out was 2 customers were 60% of revenue. Those two customers can change your policies in ways you don't want to, because you can't afford to piss them off. And if something happens to one of them you're fucked.