SF Compute
We run large-scale, vetted GPU clusters.
San Francisco, California, United StatesWhat's good about SF Compute
- Pricing Dynamic spot market
- Two-sided Resell idle capacity
- Hardware Own vetted clusters
- GPUs offered H100, B300
- Spin-up ~5 minutes
- Funding ~$40M reported
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About SF Compute
SF Compute sells H100 and B300 capacity as virtual machines, bare metal and managed Slurm clusters, priced through a dynamic spot market rather than a fixed rate card. Capacity is bought from the command line for a chosen size and duration, and customers can resell idle capacity back with a minimum price floor, which makes it a two-sided market. Unlike a peer marketplace, the company states it runs its own clusters from UEFI upwards rather than reselling third-party hardware. It advertises virtual machines live in around five minutes, refunds and hardware repacking when nodes fail, no vendor lock-in, and dedicated support with emergency escalation for large clusters. Press coverage puts funding at around $40 million.
Pricing options
Services
- Dynamic spot market Pricing
- Rates float with supply and demand rather than a fixed card; capacity is bought by size and duration.
- Resell idle capacity Two-sided
- Customers can sell unused time back with a minimum price floor.
- Own vetted clusters Hardware
- Run from UEFI upwards, not resold third-party capacity.
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