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On the contrary, it’s very difficult to get GPUs in GCP and has been for a while.
by mirashii 2y ago
On the contrary, it’s very difficult to get GPUs in GCP and has been for a while.
- outside1234 2y agoThere is no way Google would do this if that was the case. This is a classic cloud vendor move to get someone, anyone, using the fixed asset.
- mirashii 2y ago> Google Cloud is giving Y Combinator startups access to a dedicated, subsidized cluster of Nvidia graphics They're being paid, so of course they would do it. It's not much different than the reservations that GCP allows you to purchase today.
- holoduke 2y agoReally? Any source on this? I just started one. Yes i know just one.
- mirashii 2y agoA quick search on Google, or r/googlecloud, or one of any number of communities will give some sense. Alternatively, from the article: > For early-stage AI startups, Hu says one of the most common issues she hears is that startups are compute-restrained. Large enterprises are able to strike multi-year, massive deals with cloud providers for GPU access, but small startups are often left out to dry.