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Cleura is a European sovereign cloud provider offering GPU compute with full GDPR compliance, EU data sovereignty, and a sustainability focus across Swedish and EU data centers. Built on OpenStack, Cleura gives enterprises full control over their cloud environment with no vendor lock-in. On-demand billing and a commitment to renewable energy make it a responsible choice for European enterprises running AI workloads with strict data residency and ESG requirements.
- GDPR compliance and EU data sovereignty
- OpenStack-based — no vendor lock-in
- Renewable energy infrastructure
- Swedish and EU data centers
- Very small GPU catalog — limited to A-series
- Limited to European regions
- Not ML-focused — limited AI tooling
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Clore.ai is a peer-to-peer GPU marketplace where individual hosts rent out their hardware. The platform offers RTX 4090, RTX 3090, A100, and other GPU models at rates set by individual hosts. Because pricing is dynamic and set by the marketplace, rates can be significantly below traditional cloud providers — particularly for consumer-grade GPUs like the RTX 4090 and RTX 3090. Prices shown are estimates based on typical marketplace ranges; verify current rates at clore.ai/marketplace.
- Competitive RTX 4090 and RTX 3090 pricing
- Peer-to-peer model — rates often below traditional clouds
- Wide range of consumer and datacenter GPUs
- No minimum commitment
- Peer-to-peer model — hardware quality and uptime varies by host
- Prices are estimates — actual rates fluctuate by host
- Less enterprise-grade reliability vs dedicated GPU clouds
- Client-side marketplace — pricing not machine-readable
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Cleura
European sovereign cloud — GDPR, Swedish data centers, renewable energy
Clore.ai
Peer-to-peer GPU marketplace — RTX 4090, RTX 3090, A100 at competitive rates