Thunder Compute
Thunder Compute provides cost-effective, on-demand GPU instances tailored towards AI/ML workloads. It offers a developer-friendly environment with rapid deployment and flexible hardware configurations, emphasizing a smooth user experience through features like persistent storage and VS Code integration.
Thunder Compute
Provider Profile
Founded
Unknown
Headquarters
Unknown
Pricing Model
Per-minute billing; example costs - NVIDIA A100 80GB at $0.78/hr
Technical Specification
Target Audience
- Machine Learning Engineers
- AI Researchers
- Startups
- AI Consulting Firms
- Academic Labs
GPU Clusters & Offerings
- NVIDIA H100 80GB
- NVIDIA A100 80GB
- NVIDIA A100 40GB
- NVIDIA A6000 48GB (Prototyping only)
Network Fabric
- Dynamic IP
- 7 Gbps Egress/Ingress
Connectivity Bandwidth
7-10 Gbps
Storage Architecture
Persistent storage with snapshots
Compute Framework Compatibility
- PyTorch
- CUDA
Resource Orchestration
Unknown
Security Infrastructure
- Automatic HTTPS
- DDoS protection
Developer Interface & APIs
- CLI port manipulation tools
- RESTful API for instance management
Support Operations
- Integrated developer tools via VS Code
- CLI for port forwarding and tunneling
- Comprehensive documentation
Resource Availability
Available
Datacenter Locations
Regulatory Compliance
- Automatic HTTPS
- DDoS protection
Key Platform Features
- Persistent storage with snapshots
- Hardware hot-swapping
- VS Code integration
- Dynamic IP addressing
- Port forwarding with CLI tools
- Support for scientific Python libraries and various CUDA tools
Last Audit: February 2026