Europe as a hard requirement
Every machine runs in the EU or the EEA, and the subprocessor list shows where.
04 EU compute H100 to B300
Private GPUs in Europe, H100 to B300, sized for response time, generation speed and concurrent users.
What it does
Some work should not share hardware. EU compute gives your team its own GPUs in European data centres, from a single H100 to several nodes of B300s, with nobody else on the machines.
We size the setup on what your people notice: how fast the first token arrives, how many tokens per second they get and how many of them work at the same time. A plan can mix card types and data centres, and grows or shrinks with the work.
A machine only qualifies if its data centre sits in the EU or the EEA. The United Kingdom and Switzerland are excluded, and so is any location we cannot establish with certainty. The list of subprocessors is public.
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Every machine runs in the EU or the EEA, and the subprocessor list shows where.
You tell us the response time and speed your team needs, and we plan the cards to meet it.
With WireGuard on the machine, the model port is closed to the public internet and your traffic goes through your own tunnel.
Your GPUs sit next to the shared models, with the same key, the same team routers and the same Activity view.
H100, H200, B200 and B300, from one card to several nodes of eight. What is free changes by the hour, so we show it when we plan with you.
A dedicated GPU is billed per minute while it runs. A setup planned for a team gets a fixed price per month.
Talk to us about running on hardware of your own. Spare GPUs can also join our GPU pool, which runs training and benchmarks, and earn for every second they work.
Start with one layer and add the others when the work asks for it. They share one key, one balance and one Activity view.
Tell us about the work and the people who use it, and we size a setup with you.







