NeoCloud / GPU cloud · First release

One failed GPU stopped 152 GPUs. Which job, which customer, what per hour, where is the last checkpoint?

You rent GPUs and must keep expensive jobs running. SynapseDC joins the building, the fabric, the GPU and the job into one picture, so a CDU flow drop or a power cap reads as GPU time lost, and a stalled job opens a Critical incident within seconds of the Xid.

Your business in SynapseDC

Your words, your units, your limits.

What is soldReserved GPU clusters and on-demand GPUs, billed per GPU-hour
MonitoredNode BMC, per-GPU DCGM telemetry, fabric rails, scheduler job metadata
NeverWorkload data, model weights, code or job contents
Premium tierReserved customers, SLA 99.9 / 99.5
Capacity unitGPUs

The GPUs are yours, so SynapseDC monitors GPUs and jobs. It never reads a job's data, model or code.

Pains we answer

The stories a demo is built around.

Xid 79 on one GPU stalls a 152-GPU training run: lost per hour, work to redo since the checkpoint, the customer and the recovery plan.

PainHow SynapseDC answers itWhere
GPU teams can't see the buildingCDU flow, power caps and rack heat joined to the job they slow downGPU Fleet
One bad GPU stalls a whole jobBlast radius, GPU time lost and work to redo since the checkpointGPU Fleet
Idle allocations nobody noticesIdle allocated GPUs and their cost per hourGPU Fleet
Power is the biggest costPower per sold GPU-hour against the price, take-or-pay floors, demand ratchetsCapacity & power economics
Where to place the next big jobPods ranked by free healthy GPUs, headroom, cooling and power already paid forGPU Fleet
Crypto-mining or rogue devices on the fabricDetections on GPU nodes, OOB and BMCsSecurity Ops

See your own estate in it.

Bring the fault your team keeps dealing with. We walk it end to end on a demo estate shaped like yours, then agree what a one-site pilot should prove.