Private compute, in your own space.

Your compute stops living on someone else's device.

A cloud server is a place. It is a machine in a datacenter that you rent, that holds your data, and that someone has to power, secure, and keep online. Compute in your space is defined by its address in your space rather than by a particular machine, so it can run on the hardware available to you.

What happens when you run a job.

The work runs at your address, in your own space. The headroom to finish your job is committed before the job starts rather than estimated and hoped for. When the work is done, the result is kept at your address in your space.

Bring your own hardware into your space.

If you already own equipment, whether that is a laptop, a workstation, or a rack of servers, you do not leave it behind. The platform brings your existing hardware into your space, so your real cores become addressable there and you can run computation directly against them. Use the hardware you already paid for to its fullest, and add capacity only when you need to scale beyond it.

What it costs.

Pricing will be published before paid plans open. Your space is free to start.

The levels.