HOW THE NEOCLOUD WORKS

Physical GPU machines.
One computing operation.

202 Compute is the operating layer between physical GPU hardware and the companies that need it. We deploy systems across qualified sites, manage them as one fleet, and deliver their capacity through direct customer agreements.

01Physical systemsHardware · sites · power
02202 operationsAccess · monitoring · service
03Customer capacityWorkloads · contracts · support

01 / The operating model

The neocloud is the service layer around the machines.

Our product is more than access to a GPU. 202 Compute combines distributed hardware with deployment, connectivity, remote management, support, capacity allocation, and a direct commercial relationship.

1

Deploy the physical systems

We build or approve the hardware, qualify each site, and coordinate power, networking, cooling, security, and installation.

2

Operate one managed fleet

Every system reports health, utilization, temperature, power, and connectivity into the 202 Compute operations console.

3

Match capacity to demand

We qualify workloads, select appropriate hardware, and define the environment, access, service scope, price, and term.

4

Support the customer service

Customers work directly with 202 Compute while we maintain the infrastructure and coordinate support throughout the agreement.

02 / Rent directly from 202 Compute

A direct relationship from requirements to running capacity.

You contract with 202 Compute for hosted capacity. We coordinate the infrastructure, deployment, access, monitoring, and support defined in the agreement.

  1. 01

    Describe the workload

    Share GPU count, memory needs, framework or container, utilization pattern, data requirements, preferred start date, and expected term.

  2. 02

    Confirm technical fit

    We review available hardware, environment requirements, connectivity, storage, security, and operational support.

  3. 03

    Receive a capacity proposal

    The proposal documents the assigned configuration, access model, service scope, commercial structure, and availability window.

  4. 04

    Deploy and validate

    The environment is configured and validated against the agreed workload before sustained use begins.

  5. 05

    Run with ongoing monitoring

    202 Compute monitors hardware health and coordinates infrastructure maintenance throughout the engagement.

STANDARD RESPONSIBILITY MODEL

Physical hardware202 COMPUTE
Hosting & connectivity202 COMPUTE
Hardware monitoring202 COMPUTE
Workload requirementsCUSTOMER
Application, data & credentialsDEFINED IN CONTRACT

03 / Clear responsibilities

You run the workload.
We run the infrastructure.

The contract defines who is responsible for the physical node, software environment, application, data, security controls, maintenance, and support. The exact division depends on the selected configuration and service scope.

Nothing is assumed: access, controls, support, and service expectations are documented before the engagement begins.

START A CONVERSATION

Need dedicated GPU capacity?

Send your technical requirements and timeline. We will evaluate fit and respond with the next step.

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