Founded by Hlumelo Notshe in 2025
Deploy multi-node GPU clusters and run machine learning training jobs via CLI
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Pay As You Go
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Quick Setup (< 1 hour)
You can use TensorPool to provision multi-node GPU clusters on demand and run machine learning training jobs using a command line interface. The service offers high-speed shared storage volumes delivering fast read and write speeds for distributed workloads. Instead of managing complex cloud orchestration, you manage your training jobs with familiar Git-style push commands or standard SSH access. TensorPool schedules and binpacks compute across partner providers, giving you immediate access to hardware like B200 GPUs connected with high-bandwidth Infiniband networking.
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