Paperspace
Paperspace is an accelerated cloud computing platform, now part of DigitalOcean, offering GPU-backed tools for building, training, and deploying AI/ML models.
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Overview
Paperspace is an accelerated cloud computing platform focused on simplicity, speed, and affordability. It is now part of DigitalOcean, and its product suite includes a machine learning platform, CORE virtual servers, Notebooks, Machines, Deployments, and developer tools such as a CLI, API, and Terraform provider. The platform is used by over 500,000 builders for applications ranging from machine learning to 3D graphics.
History
Paperspace is now part of DigitalOcean. The platform provides accelerated cloud computing focused on simplicity, speed, and affordability, and offers products for developing, training, and deploying AI models. Its product suite includes a machine learning platform, CORE virtual servers, Notebooks, Machines, Deployments, and developer tools such as a CLI, API, and Terraform provider. Paperspace is used by over 500,000 builders for applications from machine learning to 3D graphics.
Products and positioning
Fast. Simple. Scalable. Accelerated cloud computing focused on simplicity, speed, & affordability.
ML platform
Build, train, and deploy Machine Learning models of any size and complexity.
CORE Virtual servers
Fully-managed cloud GPU platform offering a range of compute, storage, and networking options.
Notebooks
Fully managed Notebooks for exploring data & building models.
Machines
Purpose built virtual machines for large scale GPU accelerated workloads.
Deployments
Deploy your AI models as scalable API endpoints.
Workflows (BETA)
Workflows provides a simple way to automate machine learning tasks.
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