Spare GPUs.
Useful work.
A marketplace connecting datacenter capacity with AI workloads. Built on ce-net, with capacity matching, residency policies and transparent usage accounting.
Interactive demonstration below. Supplier onboarding is required before real jobs can run.
Real devices. Current availability.
Inventory reported by provider machines through ce-net. Hardware discovery, operator allocation and readiness to run a workload are tracked separately.
Connecting to the live inventory service…
Providers send heartbeats every minute. After three minutes without a heartbeat, their devices are marked offline. The initial development node reports real hardware but allocates no capacity to customers.
Connect different kinds of compute.
Automatic discovery adapters cover NVIDIA through nvidia-smi, AMD through rocm-smi, Apple GPUs through macOS, and CPU hosts. A validated adapter file supports other accelerators. Drivers and operating-system support determine what each host can report.
Integrate through the CE node.
A provider agent discovers hardware locally and sends capability-authorized heartbeats over CE. The marketplace records inventory and publishes only operator-approved device information to this page.
Discuss connecting a provider →Find a place for your next job.
Try the workflow with illustrative offers. Prices, hardware and locations below are examples, not available supplier listings.
EU filtering uses declared location. Location alone does not establish GDPR compliance. Prices exclude tax, storage and data transfer; live terms are agreed per supplier.
Put idle capacity to work.
Declare GPU type, memory, location, availability and price. Review your participation terms and approve workloads before execution.
Discuss supplying capacity →A clear route from quote to usage.
Match a batch workload to capacity, reserve it, and review a usage statement that separates the supplier share from the platform fee.
Discuss an AI workload →The infrastructure underneath.
Implemented in the pilot
- CE mesh service and capability authorization
- Persistent offers and capacity reservations
- EU location policy and operator approval
- Usage receipts and a 20% fee calculation
Before production workloads
- Verified suppliers and isolated GPU execution
- Contracts and data-processing review
- Independently verified usage and failure recovery
- Payments and compliant tax invoicing
CE Compute is an application on ce-net. The pilot does not promise a GDPR certification, guaranteed availability or a particular saving against cloud providers.