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Lyceum is an academic GPU cloud offering H100 and A100 instances with research-friendly policies, flexible on-demand pricing, and configurations tailored for AI experimentation and academic research teams. Accessible pricing and a focus on the research community make it a practical option for universities and independent researchers who need GPU compute for LLM experimentation and model training without enterprise overhead. A strong choice for academic AI teams that want affordable, flexible GPU access.
- Research-friendly
- Flexible pricing
- Academic focus
- Very small provider — limited scale
- No enterprise SLAs
- Limited documentation and support resources
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Nebius AI is a high-performance AI cloud offering non-virtualized H100, H200, and Blackwell GPU clusters with InfiniBand, documented MTBF/MTTR (8-minute mean time to resolution, 6-hour mean time between failures for 3,000 GPUs, per Nebius-published figures), and competitive TCO for fine-tuning and inference. Trusted by Revolut (200+ H100s, 1.2M chat tickets/month), Shopify, Recraft, and Photoroom. NVIDIA Reference Platform Cloud Partner. Includes built-in MLOps tooling, serverless inference (Token Factory), managed inference, DataOps, and ModelOps. $27B supply agreement with Meta. EU data residency, GDPR compliant.
- Non-virtualized GPUs with InfiniBand — no hypervisor overhead
- 8-min mean time to resolution, 6-hr MTBF for 3,000 GPUs (Nebius-published)
- Competitive TCO for fine-tuning and inference vs hyperscalers
- NVIDIA Reference Platform Cloud Partner
- Token Factory managed inference + full MLOps tooling
- EU data residency, GDPR, 24/7 support by default
- Primarily EU/US regions — limited APAC coverage
- Newer provider — smaller ecosystem vs AWS/GCP
- Token Factory pricing can be higher for very high-volume inference
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Lyceum
GPU cloud for researchers
Nebius AI
The Ultimate AI Cloud — non-virtualized GPUs, InfiniBand, and built-in MLOps