For GPU cloud operators
The platform layer for neoclouds and GPU operators
You sell GPUs. Customers expect the platform experience of a hyperscaler: self-service workspaces, multi-tenant isolation, usage billing, and managed Kubernetes and Slurm. Saturn Cloud runs in your cloud, under your brand, and gives you that experience without building it yourself.
What Saturn Cloud handles
The 90% of operator infrastructure every GPU cloud needs
Multi-tenant isolation, usage tracking, SSO, self-service workspaces, and job orchestration are the same problems at every GPU cloud. They are not where you differentiate. Saturn Cloud is the commodity platform layer so your team can spend time on the 10% that does, like performance, network fabric, and pricing.
Multi-tenant GPU Kubernetes →
Per-tenant clusters with dedicated nodes and isolated network fabric. GPU partitioning, namespace isolation, and tenant-scoped RBAC out of the box.
Managed Slurm →
Per-tenant Slurm clusters with shared file systems, fair-share scheduling, and InfiniBand or RoCE wired up. No more bespoke Slurm builds per customer.
GPU chargeback and metering →
GPU-hour usage tracked per user, project, and tenant. Showback dashboards, exportable billing records, and idle detection to stop billing customers for dark GPUs.
Monetize the GPU fleet →
Sell on-demand H100 and H200 hours between reserved commitments. Self-service signup turns spare capacity into revenue instead of letting it sit idle.
Bare metal AI control plane →
Turn racks of GPU servers into managed Kubernetes via BMC, Redfish, and Metal3. A modern alternative to building on Tinkerbell or Ironic.
Self-service AI workspaces →
JupyterLab, VS Code, SSH, jobs, and deployments behind your login. Customers stop emailing for SSH keys and start running workloads.