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      • Do you support Kubernetes?
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Welcome to Denvr Cloud Docs!

Denvr Cloud is built for AI workloads, offering training, inference, and deployment tools for AI professionals, including researchers, MLOps, and software and ML engineers.

AI clusters

Data center GPUs including NVIDIA H100, A100 & A40 with compute fabric up to 3.2Tbps of non-blocking InfiniBand.

File systems

High-performance network filesystems to persist files and data for your compute.

API reference

Automate provisioning and management of applications, virtual machines, and bare metal hosts.

Users can provision AI infrastructure in three primary ways:

  • Applications - support for Notebooks, IDEs, and private custom containers running on bare metal

  • Virtual machines - support for 1x, 2x, 4x, and 8x GPU configurations

  • Bare metal - direct access to host for peak performance

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