
Compute
Run GPU and CPU workloads on enterprise-grade infrastructure, operated by Hivenet end-to-end, with pricing you can plan around, per-second billing, team access, and API-ready workflows. Start with a complete platform that fits the workload, not a machine you have to assemble.


RTX 4090
RTX 5090
RTX 6000 series
vCPU instances
Per-second billing
Templates and OS images
Team organizations
Public Compute API
France, UAE, and US deployment paths
Compute with Hivenet is chosen by research teams, AI builders, and businesses that need performance they can budget around, backed by published benchmarks and research.
On a single-host 8× RTX 5090 setup, Compute with Hivenet matched bare-metal NCCL AllReduce bandwidth within run-to-run variance.
Hivenet's distributed cloud work is developed in a long-running research partnership with INRIA.
Teams at organizations such as Proteineer, the University of Arizona, and mytutor.io run GPU compute and AI workloads on Hivenet.
Benchmark methodology, the distributed-architecture paper, and the sustainability white paper are published with their assumptions and limits.
Launch RTX 4090, RTX 5090, RTX 6000-series, or vCPU instances for inference, model experiments, fine-tuning, rendering, notebooks, APIs, batch jobs, and development environments.
Use vCPU instances for APIs, dev environments, preprocessing, CI/CD, test databases, background jobs, and lightweight services.
Use Compute when your team wants control over vLLM, TGI, SGLang, llama.cpp, PyTorch, Jupyter, ComfyUI, Docker, or custom serving layers for open-source models.
Use the Public Compute API to manage instance lifecycle, SSH keys, billing, organization workflows, and quota requests programmatically.
Create organizations, invite members, assign roles, and run workloads from a shared credit pool without sharing logins.
Step up to RTX 6000-series capacity for larger production deployments, demanding model serving, and enterprise workloads that need more headroom, with the same predictable pricing and control.
Compute gives you GPU or CPU infrastructure and full control over the stack. If you want an OpenAI-compatible endpoint without operating the serving layer yourself, use the Hivenet Inference API.
Need
Best path
Why
I want an instance I control
Compute with Hivenet
You manage the OS, framework, model server, dependencies, and workflow
I want an OpenAI-compatible endpoint
Hivenet Inference API
Hivenet operates the serving layer and endpoint
I want AI on sensitive data with help designing the path
Private AI
Hivenet helps scope model, data, infrastructure, and rollout
I need datasets or object storage for AI pipelines
S3-compatible storage
Store documents, datasets, model inputs, outputs, and pipeline artifacts
Good compute economics come from matching the workload to the right path. Start with the smallest option that runs the job well, measure performance, then move up when memory, throughput, latency, or operating needs justify it.
Fixed GPU rates and per-second billing help teams estimate spend before they run.
Choose vCPU, RTX 4090, RTX 5090, or RTX 6000-series based on what the workload actually uses.
Use organizations, role-based access, and shared billing when more than one person works on infrastructure.
Use the Public Compute API for scripts, CI/CD, internal tooling, and repeatable workflows.
Choose available regional deployment paths and use standard workflows such as SSH, templates, OS images, Docker, and API calls.

Run models and serving stacks when your team wants full control over the inference environment.

Launch GPU notebooks, PyTorch environments, and repeatable experiments without buying hardware.

Run ComfyUI, image-generation tools, rendering jobs, and GPU-heavy creative workflows.

Use vCPU instances for web services, automation, preprocessing, CI/CD, and lightweight production workloads.
FAQ
Rent a GPU or CPU instance, automate Compute through the API, or talk to Hivenet about the right setup for your team.