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HIGHRESO is a Japanese GPU cloud operating from its own data centers in Japan, offering H100 and A100 instances with competitive on-demand pricing and Japanese data residency for APAC-based AI teams. On-demand and reserved billing options are available, making it a reliable option for Japanese enterprises and APAC teams that need GPU compute within Japan's borders for compliance or latency reasons. One of the few dedicated GPU clouds with Japanese data residency.
- Japanese data residency
- Owned data centers in Japan
- H100 and A100 availability
- APAC-optimized latency
- Single-country provider — no global coverage
- Smaller scale vs hyperscalers
- Limited English documentation
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Runcrate is a GPU cloud founded in 2024 offering on-demand instances with per-second billing and no minimum commitment — the meter stops the moment you stop the instance. The platform aggregates GPU capacity across eight global regions spanning North America, Europe, and Asia, covering 14 GPU models from RTX A6000 and A100 through H100 and RTX PRO 6000. Full root access via SSH, Docker support, and custom images are included on every instance. An OpenAI-compatible inference API serves open-source models billed per token, and reserved or dedicated capacity is available for teams with monthly volume commitments.
- Per-second billing — no minimum commitment
- OpenAI-compatible inference API
- 14 GPU models including H100 and RTX PRO 6000
- 8 global regions across NA, EU, and Asia
- Full root SSH access with Docker and custom images
- Reserved and dedicated capacity available
- No enterprise SLAs or uptime guarantees
- Smaller provider — limited scale vs hyperscalers
- No managed platform or containers
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HIGHRESO
Japanese GPU cloud from owned data centers — H100 and A100
Runcrate
GPU cloud with per-second billing and an OpenAI-compatible inference API