io.net
Access GPU machines and clusters for AI workloads
Linked from io.net · checked 30 Oct
- Tool type
- GPU cloud for AI training and inference
- Made for
- AI startups and machine-learning teams
- Runs on
- Cloud GPU machines and clusters
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io.net commits zero data retention on open models
““Uncensored” tells you what a model will answer. It doesn’t tell you who’s keeping the question. We keep nothing. Zero data retention on the open models we serve.”
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What it does
io.net provides on-demand GPU capacity from a distributed network of providers. AI teams can choose machines or clusters by GPU model, memory and available configuration, then deploy capacity for training or inference. The service is designed for teams that need to scale compute without buying and operating their own hardware.
Available offers include single-GPU machines and multi-GPU clusters, with hourly rates varying by configuration and provider. It is useful for comparing capacity across the network, but a promotional starting rate does not describe every machine carrying that GPU name. Review the live offer, deployment requirements and charges before starting a workload.
What it can do
- On-demand GPU capacity
- Multi-GPU clusters
- Training compute
- Inference compute
- Configuration-based selection
Before you choose
- Offers and prices vary by GPU configuration and available provider capacity.
- Check the requirements of distributed or multi-GPU training before selecting a cluster.
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Get started
- Create an account and select a GPU configuration.
- Review capacity, memory, storage and the live rate.
- Deploy the workload and monitor the resources it uses.
Plans and prices
The public catalog lists hourly prices by machine or cluster configuration. Verify the selected offer in the deployment console; advertised GPU starting prices are not universal rates.
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Product pages, documentation, and pricing checked 30 Oct 2026. Each source supports part of the overview; availability and prices can change.
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