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Many of the GPU rental companies charge less for shared GPU workloads. So it's a cost/compute tradeoff. It's usually not about the workload itself needing the f
by vlovich123 1y ago
Many of the GPU rental companies charge less for shared GPU workloads. So it's a cost/compute tradeoff. It's usually not about the workload itself needing the full GPU unless you really need all the RAM on a single instance.
- privatelypublic 1y agoAny examples to check out? The only one i know of is vastai... and there's already a list of security issues a mile long there.
- diggan 1y agoI don't think Vast.ai does "shared GPUs", you can only rent full rigs, at least there is no indication the hardware is shared between multiple users at the same time. But I think services like Runpod and similar lets you rent "1/6 of a GPU per hour" for example, which would be "shared hosting" basically, as there would be multiple users using the same hardware at the same time.