Hivenet Compute is active here, founded in 2020, headquarters Lausanne. The tagline is a decentralized GPU cloud. Billing is per hour. Payment methods on file are credit card and crypto. The published catalogue is three rows: RTX 5090, H100 SXM, and A100 80GB.
Why Hivenet stands out
Our data records persistent storage, multi-GPU, an API, Jupyter, Docker, and SOC 2. Kubernetes, spot, and reserved instances are not set. A three-card list is the whole published fleet. Do not expect a marketplace full of SKUs.
Pros
- Per-hour billing, credit card and crypto
- H100 SXM, A100 80GB, and RTX 5090 published
- Jupyter, Docker, an API, persistent storage, and a SOC 2 flag recorded
- Lausanne headquarters, founded 2020
Cons
- Only three published GPUs
- No Kubernetes, spot, or reserved instances in our data
Getting started
- Open Hivenet Compute and see whether the 5090, H100, or A100 is actually listed.
- Pay by credit card or crypto.
- Use Jupyter or Docker. Both are recorded. Kubernetes is not.
Best for: An hourly 5090, H100, or A100 from a Lausanne-based decentralized cloud, with Jupyter recorded and a short catalogue.