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Massed Compute

Massed Compute is a US-based GPU cloud operator founded in 2021 that rents Nvidia accelerators by the hour, positioned toward the long-tail of AI builders…

Founded
2021
HQ
United States (specific city not publicly disclosed)
Status
active

Overview

Massed Compute is a US-based GPU cloud operator founded in 2021 that rents Nvidia accelerators by the hour, positioned toward the long-tail of AI builders (solo researchers, developers, startups, and academic teams) rather than hyperscale training tenants. The company brands itself as an Nvidia Preferred Partner with Tier III facilities and SOC 2 Type II, GDPR, and HIPAA compliance, and it emphasizes owning its stack end to end: "No third-party rackspace.

No sub-leased server farm. Every server, switch, and cable is managed by our own engineers."\n\nUnlike the neocloud leaders that court hyperscaler anchor tenants and disclose multi-hundred-megawatt buildouts, Massed Compute has not disclosed a GPU headcount, capacity in megawatts, funding total, or named customers. Its distinguishing feature in the pack is a fully public, granular on-demand price sheet spanning the current Nvidia lineup, from RTX 6000 Ada at $0.79/hr up through 8-way B300 SXM6 nodes at $52.80/hr, with H100 on-demand at $2.73/hr and H200 NVL at $3.62/hr for a single GPU.

AMD MI300X is not listed on the current price page despite prior mentions in market coverage.\n\nThe company reads as a mid-market, inference-and-fine-tuning oriented Nvidia shop rather than a training-scale operator: no hyperscaler tenant announcements, no disclosed campus builds, and a self-serve VM console (vm.massedcompute.com) as the primary product surface. Leadership, employee count, and any outside funding remain undisclosed on company channels.

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Key facts

Founded

2021

Headquarters

United States; specific city not publicly disclosed on company site

Silicon partnership

Nvidia Preferred Partner; catalog spans A100, L40S, H100, H200, B100, B200, B300, plus RTX Pro Blackwell and RTX 6000 Ada

GPU inventory (count)

Not publicly disclosed by the company; no external headcount estimate located

Announced hourly pricing (H100)

H100 80GB on-demand $2.73/hr (single GPU); H100 NVL 94GB $3.11/hr; 8x H100 SXM5 $25.12/hr

Announced hourly pricing (H200)

H200 NVL 141GB $3.62/hr single GPU; 8x $28.96/hr; 8x NVLink $30.56/hr

Announced hourly pricing (Blackwell)

8x B200 SXM6 $43.46/hr; 8x B300 SXM6 $52.80/hr

Announced hourly pricing (entry tier)

RTX 6000 Ada 48GB $0.79/hr; RTX Pro 4500 Blackwell 32GB $0.92/hr; A100 80GB $1.35/hr

AMD MI300X availability

Not listed on the current public price page (2026-08); previously cited in market coverage as part of the catalog

Compliance posture

Tier III facilities; SOC 2 Type II, GDPR, and HIPAA compliant per company site

Positioning

Self-serve, mid-market and long-tail (researchers, developers, startups, academia); no disclosed hyperscaler anchor tenants

Ownership status

Private (Massed Compute, Inc.); no public ticker

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