202 / CURRENT RTX 5090 FLEET
RENT FROM THE 202 COMPUTE NEOCLOUD
Dedicated GPU capacity.
Operated for your team.
Rent hosted NVIDIA GPU capacity directly from 202 Compute. Your team gets a defined remote environment for the agreed workload while our neocloud operation manages the physical system, site, connectivity, monitoring, and maintenance behind it.
01 / Current capacity
Six RTX 5090 GPUs. Three compute pods.
Our current fleet includes three dual-GPU pods. Each system includes the supporting CPU, system memory, NVMe storage, cooling, power delivery, remote access, and health monitoring required for sustained workloads.
- GPU memory
- 2 × 32 GB
- CUDA cores
- 43,520
- GPU TGP
- 1,150 W
- GPU memory
- 2 × 32 GB
- CUDA cores
- 43,520
- GPU TGP
- 1,150 W
- GPU memory
- 2 × 32 GB
- CUDA cores
- 43,520
- GPU TGP
- 1,150 W
WHAT ONE POD CAN RUN
Two GPUs for one demanding workload or parallel jobs.
Each GPU has its own 32 GB of memory; the pod does not create one unified 64 GB memory pool. Actual fit depends on the software, model size, precision, batching, and whether the workload can use more than one GPU.
Large-model inference
Run appropriately quantized models across both GPUs when the selected framework supports multi-GPU execution.
Parallel inference workers
Assign one service to each GPU for language, vision, embedding, reranking, or other independent workloads.
Fine-tuning and evaluation
Use LoRA, QLoRA, evaluation suites, and development workflows that fit the available GPU memory.
Rendering and generative media
Accelerate image, video, 3D, simulation, and other CUDA-enabled production pipelines.
A box assigned to your workload
Dedicated accessCommercial terms define the environment, usage window, access model, support scope, and expected utilization.
Supporting compute
CPU · RAM · NVMeHost CPU, system memory, and storage are documented in the capacity proposal for each deployment.
Hosted and monitored
Managed hardware202 Compute houses the pod, observes component health, and coordinates infrastructure maintenance.
Designed for repeatable growth
Pod-based scaleAdd capacity through additional pods or transition into a larger professional GPU configuration.
02 / Workload fit
Built for sustained GPU demand.
We evaluate each engagement for technical fit before reserving hardware.
AI inference and model serving
Dedicated accelerators for APIs, agents, vision, language, and other production inference workloads.
Fine-tuning and experimentation
Isolated compute for model adaptation, evaluation, and iterative development.
Rendering and media pipelines
GPU capacity for qualified 3D, video, visualization, and generative-media workloads.
Reserved commercial capacity
Longer-term infrastructure arrangements for companies that need predictable access.
03 / Capacity roadmap
From dual-GPU pods to enterprise-scale systems.
New configurations are planned around customer demand. Future systems are not represented as currently available; companies can discuss requirements and potential reservations now.
Compact dedicated capacity for inference, adaptation, rendering, and parallel GPU services.
Professional Blackwell capacity for larger models, higher concurrency, scientific computing, simulation, and enterprise workloads.
- 8 × 96 GB GPU memory
- Up to 32 isolated MIG instances
- Up to 4.8 kW combined GPU power envelope
Higher GPU counts, networking, storage, and deployment design developed against a qualified contract requirement.
04 / Engagement models
Rent the capacity that fits your operating plan.
PROJECT
Defined workload
Capacity reserved for a specific project, run, or delivery window.
RESERVED
Monthly capacity
Predictable dedicated access for ongoing workloads and development teams.
CUSTOM
Infrastructure contract
A tailored deployment covering hardware, environment, utilization, support, and term.
CAPACITY REQUEST
Tell us what you need to run.
Include your preferred GPU count, software stack, utilization pattern, storage needs, start date, and contract term.