Support
Compute
GPU time and credits for loop experiments, which almost always need to run more than once.
Why loops need compute
A loop has to turn at least twice to show that it works: once to produce the improvement, and again to use it. That makes small, repeated runs more valuable to us than one large run, and it is how we size allocations.
What is available
A mix of GPU time and cloud credits, allocated per project. Enough to test whether a loop turns, not enough to brute-force a result.
How allocation works
- Supported projects get a default allocation sized to their plan.
- Larger bursts are reviewed case by case, against what the extra runs would show.
- Unused allocation returns to the pool for the next project.
Donating compute
If you have spare GPU time or credits, we can put them to work on loop experiments. Tell us what you can offer.
Request or donate compute
Choose Compute request or Donating compute or funding on the contact page.