
Hivenet connects Policloud-backed infrastructure, cloud software, and standard interfaces so teams can run compute, inference, storage, and file movement with reliable performance, cost visibility, and practical sovereignty.
Policloud-backed infrastructure
Compute
Inference API
S3 storage
Store
Send
Standard tools
Regional deployment paths
Practical sovereignty
Hivenet turns distributed infrastructure into cloud services people and teams can use: GPU and CPU compute, managed inference, S3-compatible storage, personal file storage, and large file transfer.
The architecture matters because performance, pricing, placement, and control are connected. A cloud service is easier to trust when the infrastructure path underneath it is visible.
Hivenet products
Compute
Inference API
S3 storage
Store
Send
Private AI
Hivenet workload routing, console, APIs, storage logic, billing, access patterns.
Policloud-backed capacity and enterprise-grade infrastructure paths.

Antimatter full-stack infrastructure system.
Hivenet is part of the Antimatter infrastructure stack. That gives Hivenet a different foundation from providers that only repackage capacity from another cloud.
Data Factory supports the site and energy layer behind Antimatter infrastructure.
Policloud provides modular infrastructure that can be deployed closer to energy, capacity, and regional demand.
Hivenet turns that infrastructure into cloud services for compute, inference, storage, file storage, and file transfer.
Hivenet products share the same direction: usable cloud services on infrastructure Hivenet can explain. They do not all work in the same way. Compute, Inference API, S3 storage, Store, and Send each use the architecture that fits the job.

Teams launch GPU or CPU instances, choose templates or operating systems, connect with SSH, and run their own workloads. Compute is the instance path.

Teams use managed OpenAI-compatible endpoints for open-source and foundational models. Inference API is the managed endpoint path.

Teams use standard S3 tools for datasets, backups, media, archives, application data, and AI pipeline files.

Individuals and small teams use cloud storage and photo backup for everyday files.

Users send large files by secure transfer link, without requiring recipients to create an account.
Compute with Hivenet is for workloads where the team wants GPU or CPU infrastructure and control over the environment. Use VMs or containers, add SSH keys, choose templates or operating systems, and run the stack your workload needs.
Choose RTX 4090, RTX 5090, or vCPU configurations based on workload fit.
Use VM-level control when the operating system matters, or container workflows when the job is more portable.
Automate instance lifecycle, SSH keys, billing, organization workflows, and quota requests through versioned API paths.
Use organizations, role-based access, and shared billing when infrastructure is operated by more than one person.
Hivenet Inference API is for teams that want endpoints for open-source and foundational models without running the serving layer themselves. Your team integrates with an OpenAI-compatible endpoint while Hivenet operates the managed endpoint path.
Keep familiar client patterns and update the endpoint configuration.
Use per-replica endpoint capacity for steady production workloads.
Choose available deployment locations for workloads that need clearer jurisdiction and placement.
Start from a managed catalog of model families where supported.
Business object storage, everyday file storage, and file transfer are different jobs. Hivenet keeps those product paths distinct so users do not have to treat every storage problem as the same technical system.

Business object storage for datasets, backups, media, archives, application data, and AI pipeline files, using familiar S3-compatible tools.

Cloud storage and photo backup for personal files, everyday folders, online-only files, and cross-device access.

Secure file transfer for one-off delivery, client handoffs, and large files shared by link.

For storage products that use Hivenet's distributed storage model, files are encrypted, split into fragments, and distributed so no single node holds a complete usable copy.
Policloud gives Hivenet a modular infrastructure layer for workloads that need reliable performance, cost visibility, and regional deployment. The value is not hardware ownership as a claim. The value is a trusted infrastructure path built to support serious workloads.
Policloud-backed infrastructure gives Hivenet a practical way to place capacity closer to energy, region, and workload demand.
Hivenet is built for workloads where predictable performance, stable access, and operational transparency matter.
The architecture helps improve capacity use, support regional deployment, and reduce dependence on centralized hyperscaler defaults.
Use familiar tools such as SSH, S3-compatible APIs, boto3, aws-cli, rclone, OpenAI-compatible endpoints, and the Public Compute API.
Hivenet treats sovereignty as practical control over location, infrastructure path, access model, operational interface, and exit route. The value is not the word itself. The value is knowing what you are choosing.
Choose available regional deployment paths across France, the UAE, and the US depending on the product and workload.
Run suitable workloads on Policloud-backed infrastructure instead of routing everything through default hyperscaler choices.
Use the access pattern that fits the product: SSH for Compute, managed endpoints for Inference, standard APIs for S3 storage, and product-level controls for Store and Send.
Use familiar tools and workflows such as S3-compatible APIs, boto3, aws-cli, rclone, SSH, OpenAI-compatible APIs, and the Public Compute API.
Standard tools and interfaces make it easier to move data and workloads when your needs change.
A different infrastructure path should not force teams to rebuild every workflow. Hivenet uses standard interfaces, which makes adoption easier.
Use boto3, aws-cli, rclone, aws-sdk, and S3-compatible APIs for object storage workflows.
Use SSH, templates, OS images, Docker, and your own runtime choices for Compute workloads.
Use familiar request patterns for managed inference where supported.
Automate Compute workflows with versioned API paths and a documented API surface.
Hivenet's architecture is tied to measured results, research depth, and clear methodology.
Hivenet's distributed cloud work is supported by long-running research with Inria.

Compute with Hivenet measured single-host multi-GPU NCCL AllReduce performance inside a VM and compared it with bare metal.

Published pricing and per-second billing help teams understand cost before they run suitable workloads.

Hivenet's efficiency claims are strongest when the methodology and boundaries are visible.
FAQ
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