gpu.nz
gpu.nz is a cloud GPU rental service for developers, machine-learning engineers, researchers and creators who need on-demand compute for AI inference, model training, image and video generation, and rendering. Users compare GPU offers by model, memory, location and hourly rate, then launch servers with preconfigured environments such as ComfyUI, Stable Diffusion Forge, Ollama with Open WebUI, vLLM, PyTorch and Jupyter, or use a custom Docker image. GPU time is billed by the minute from a prepaid balance; the rate is fixed when a server starts, and stopping it ends GPU charges while disk storage remains billable. A web console, REST API, command-line tool and hosted Model Context Protocol server support manual and scripted server search, launch and management.
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Trooper.AI
Trooper.AI lets you rent private, bare-metal GPU servers for AI training, inference, and experimentation — ready in minutes. Instantly deploy OpenWebUI, ComfyUI, Jupyter Notebook, Ubuntu Desktop, Ollama, and more with one click. No shared GPUs, no containers, full root access included.
All servers are EU-hosted, GDPR and EU AI Act compliant, and operated from Germany. Trooper.AI is built on up-cycled high-end hardware, combining strong performance with sustainability.
Pause or freeze servers anytime to save costs and pay only for what you use. Choose from a wide range of GPUs, from V100 and RTX 3090 to RTX 4090 and RTX Pro 6000 Blackwell, backed by fast NVMe storage, persistent machine state, automatic backups, and simple UI and API management.
Trooper.AI is the smallest hyperscaler in Europe — built for developers who want performance, privacy, and full control without cloud complexity.
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packet.ai
packet.ai is a GPU cloud platform built to give developers and AI teams fast access to high-performance computing without the complexity and inefficiencies of traditional cloud infrastructure. It provides on-demand GPU instances, including modern NVIDIA hardware, that can be launched in seconds and accessed through tools like SSH, Jupyter, or VS Code, enabling users to quickly start training models, running inference, or experimenting with AI workloads. It introduces a different approach to GPU usage by dynamically allocating resources based on real-time workload demands, rather than treating a GPU as a fixed unit, allowing multiple compatible workloads to share hardware efficiently while maintaining predictable performance. This results in higher utilization and eliminates the need to pay for idle capacity, focusing instead on the exact compute resources consumed. packet.ai also offers an OpenAI-compatible API for language model inference, embeddings, and fine-tuning, etc.
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Parasail
Parasail is an AI deployment network offering scalable, cost-efficient access to high-performance GPUs for AI workloads. It provides three primary services, serverless endpoints for real-time inference, Dedicated instances for private model deployments, and Batch processing for large-scale tasks. Users can deploy open source models like DeepSeek R1, LLaMA, and Qwen, or bring their own, with the platform's permutation engine matching workloads to optimal hardware, including NVIDIA's H100, H200, A100, and 4090 GPUs. Parasail emphasizes rapid deployment, with the ability to scale from a single GPU to clusters within minutes, and offers significant cost savings, claiming up to 30x cheaper compute compared to legacy cloud providers. It supports day-zero availability for new models and provides a self-service interface without long-term contracts or vendor lock-in.
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