Shadeform turns spare GPU clusters into marketplace capacity with Flex VMs

Ed Goode's Shadeform is extending its GPU marketplace to hardware owners, with approved nodes enrolling in about 30 minutes, Shadeform says.

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Primary source: PR Newswire

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Flex VMs pushes Shadeform beyond aggregating GPU clouds: it is building a common route for hardware owners to list capacity while retaining control of their machines. Whether that supply can be both flexible for owners and dependable for buyers will shape the marketplace's value.

Shadeform turns spare GPU clusters into marketplace capacity with Flex VMs — Co-founder Ed Goode's multi-cloud thesis now extends to GPU owners, with Shadeform saying approved nodes can be listed in about 30 minutes.

Shadeform launched Flex VMs on October 20th, offering GPU owners a way to turn bare-metal nodes into single-tenant virtual machines that can be rented through its marketplace. The product extends Shadeform's multi-cloud marketplace from helping buyers find capacity to helping hardware owners bring more of it online, according to the [launch announcement on PR…

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