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| Company | — | Startup from the United States · 50 - 99 employees · 2019 |
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GPU Mart has spent over 7 years empowering builders and researchers with high-performance GPU hosting. With enterprise NVIDIA GPUs, 99.9% uptime, full root access, and 24/7 expert support, we help breakthroughs happen faster.
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GPU Mart's answer:
GPU Mart is unique because it owns and operates its own GPU infrastructure, offering fully dedicated GPU servers with no shared resources, flat-rate pricing, and significantly lower costs compared to major cloud providers.
GPU Mart's answer:
Users choose GPU Mart because it provides dedicated GPU performance without virtualization, up to 80% lower cost than hyperscalers, no hidden fees (no egress or setup charges), and stable long-term uptime backed by SOC-certified US data centers.
GPU Mart's answer:
The primary audience includes AI developers, machine learning engineers, LLM builders, game developers, 3D artists, and companies running GPU-intensive workloads such as inference, training, rendering, and streaming.
GPU Mart's answer:
GPU Mart is built by a team with over 20 years of infrastructure experience and is backed by Database Mart. It was created to provide affordable, high-performance GPU hosting by eliminating cloud middlemen and operating directly owned GPU data centers in the US.
GPU Mart's answer:
NVIDIA GPUs (RTX, A100, H100, Blackwell series) CUDA computing platform KVM virtualization (for GPU VPS environments) NVMe storage ECC memory Linux & Windows server environments SOC-certified US data center infrastructure
GPU Mart's answer:
AI startups and LLM developers Machine learning research teams Game development studios (Unreal Engine / Unity users) 3D rendering professionals (Blender, V-Ray, Redshift users) Generative AI companies (Stable Diffusion, Flux, ComfyUI pipelines) Streaming and remote GPU desktop users
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