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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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Daytona is a GPU cloud offering preemptible (spot) instances across a wide range of hardware including NVIDIA B300, B200, H200, H100, RTX PRO 6000, RTX 5090, RTX 4090, and AMD MI355X. All pricing is preemptible — no on-demand rates are published. Competitive spot pricing makes Daytona a cost-effective option for fault-tolerant AI training, batch inference, and research workloads that can tolerate interruption. Access to Blackwell-generation hardware (B300, B200) at preemptible rates is a notable differentiator for teams that need next-generation GPU performance at reduced cost.
- B300 and B200 Blackwell hardware at preemptible rates
- AMD MI355X availability
- Wide GPU catalog: H200, H100, RTX 5090, RTX 4090
- Competitive spot pricing across all SKUs
- RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell available
- Preemptible only — no on-demand pricing published
- Workloads must handle interruption
- Smaller provider — limited scale vs hyperscalers
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Cleura
European sovereign cloud — GDPR, Swedish data centers, renewable energy
Daytona
Preemptible GPU cloud — B300, B200, MI355X, H200, H100, RTX 5090 at spot rates