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Alongside Nvidia H100, H200, B200, and A100 systems, it offers AMD Instinct MI250 and MI300X capacity, Qualcomm Cloud AI 100 inference nodes, and Tenstorrent Galaxy systems, and it has been a longtime launch partner for non-Nvidia silicon (Cerebras, Graphcore, and SambaNova all used Cirrascale to expose their chips as a cloud service in the 2020-2023 window). The company markets a flat monthly billing model with no ingress or egress data-transfer fees, positioning itself against the per-second hyperscaler meter for research labs, universities, and public-sector buyers, including a named research-compute relationship with Google Public Sector.\\n\\nCirrascale is a small, privately held operator rather than a hyperscale challenger: it does not publish GPU counts, megawatt capacity, or a datacenter map, describing its footprint only as US-West, US-East, and US-South regions. That opacity, plus the absence of any 2024-2026 fundraise or acquisition of record, places it in the long-tail-specialist tier of the GPU-cloud market rather than the CoreWeave/Lambda/Crusoe scale-up cohort.","status":"active","founded":2017,"hq":"San Diego, California, USA","hqLat":null,"hqLng":null,"hqGeocodedAt":null,"hqAddress":null,"hqPrecision":null,"website":"https://cirrascale.com","fundingTotal":null,"type":"infrastructure","roles":[],"reviewStatus":"reviewed","heatIndex":0,"lifecycleState":"active","supersededByCompanyId":null,"sources":[{"url":"https://cirrascale.com","title":"Cirrascale Cloud Services homepage","publisher":"Cirrascale"},{"url":"https://cirrascale.com/about/","title":"About Cirrascale","publisher":"Cirrascale"},{"url":"https://cirrascale.com/pricing/","title":"GPU cloud pricing","publisher":"Cirrascale"},{"url":"https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cirrascale_Cloud_Services","title":"Cirrascale Cloud Services","publisher":"Wikipedia"}],"keyFacts":[{"label":"Headquarters","value":"San Diego, California","sourceUrl":"https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cirrascale_Cloud_Services"},{"label":"Founded (as cloud-only entity)","value":"2017, when Cirrascale Corporation sold its hardware line to BOXX Technologies and the remaining cloud business was renamed Cirrascale Cloud Services","sourceUrl":"https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cirrascale_Cloud_Services"},{"label":"Ownership","value":"Private; acquired by Craftsman Capital Partners in 2017; no disclosed follow-on funding round","sourceUrl":"https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cirrascale_Cloud_Services"},{"label":"Accelerator lineup","value":"Nvidia B200, H200, H100, A100, RTX A5000; AMD Instinct MI300X and MI250; Qualcomm Cloud AI; Tenstorrent Galaxy","sourceUrl":"https://cirrascale.com/pricing/"},{"label":"Announced annual pricing (8-GPU nodes)","value":"Nvidia B200 8x from $27,999/mo on annual term (~$4.79/GPU-hr); H200 8x $21,199/mo (~$3.63/GPU-hr); AMD MI300X 8x $17,999/mo (~$3.08/GPU-hr); A100 80GB 8x $15,199/mo (~$2.60/GPU-hr)","sourceUrl":"https://cirrascale.com/pricing/"},{"label":"Billing model","value":"Flat monthly billing with no ingress or egress data-transfer fees; up to 20% discount on multi-year commitments","sourceUrl":"https://cirrascale.com/pricing/"},{"label":"Datacenter footprint","value":"US only; three regions described as US-West, US-East, and US-South; specific sites and megawatt capacity not disclosed","sourceUrl":"https://cirrascale.com/about/"},{"label":"GPU count / capacity","value":"Not disclosed; company publishes no fleet size, MW figure, or datacenter map","sourceUrl":"https://cirrascale.com/about/"},{"label":"Named customer / partner","value":"Google Public Sector collaboration for research-compute acceleration; ecosystem partners include Dell (Platinum), WekaIO, IBM PowerAI, H2O.ai","sourceUrl":"https://cirrascale.com/about/"},{"label":"Positioning","value":"Multi-silicon long-tail specialist: sells access to Nvidia, AMD, Qualcomm, and Tenstorrent side by side rather than an Nvidia-only fleet, aimed at research, higher-ed, and public-sector buyers","sourceUrl":"https://cirrascale.com"}],"aliases":[],"collisionRisk":"low","reviewNote":null,"atsProvider":null,"atsSlug":null,"factoryLocations":null,"manufacturingCapacity":null,"orgType":null,"burnSignal":null,"litigationEvents":null,"insurancePostureDisclosed":null,"unitEconomicsDisclosed":null,"tickerSymbol":null,"stockExchange":null,"secCik":null,"revenueUsd":null,"revenueBasis":null,"revenueAsOf":null,"employeeCount":null,"employeeCountBasis":"Not publicly disclosed; privately held and does not report headcount.","employeeCountAsOf":null,"marketCapUsd":null,"marketCapAsOf":null,"marketCapSource":null,"createdAt":"2026-08-28T01:48:23.515Z","updatedAt":"2026-08-30T03:38:43.264Z","jsonLd":{"@context":"https://schema.org","@type":"Organization","@id":"https://registry.deploy.report/companies/cirrascale","url":"https://registry.deploy.report/companies/cirrascale","name":"Cirrascale Cloud Services","description":"Cirrascale Cloud Services is a San Diego-based GPU cloud operator that spun out of Cirrascale Corporation's hardware business in 2017, when the parent company sold its blade and rackmount server line to BOXX Technologies and rebranded the remaining cloud arm. 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