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ON-DEMAND COMPUTE FOR AI JOBS

E31 Network is being built as an on-demand GPU compute network for batch and asynchronous AI work. Submit the job, rent the compute for as long as it runs, take the output, release the compute. Real-time work stays on your own systems.

E31 Network job schematicOn the left, a dashed boundary encloses a site's own systems: a robot fleet, cameras, and edge devices, each with a closed real-time loop that stays inside. One job leaves the site for a compute pool on the right. A block of GPUs is held for the job, lit while it runs, and the output returns along a second path. The rest of the pool stays dim.YOUR SITE · REAL-TIME STAYS HEREROBOT FLEETCAMERASEDGE DEVICESJOBSUBMITOUTPUTE31 NETWORK · COMPUTE POOLHELD FOR THIS JOB
YOUR SITE
robots, cameras, edge devices; real-time stays here
THE JOB
code, data, and a compute request, submitted
E31 NETWORK
GPUs held for the job, released after

HOW IT WORKS

Run the job. Pay for the compute you use.

Rent compute when you need it, run the job, get the output, release the compute.

  1. 01

    SUBMIT

    the job, its data, and the compute it needs

  2. 02

    RENT

    GPUs are held for the request

  3. 03

    RUN

    batch, queued, unattended

  4. 04

    OUTPUT

    models, frames, results come back

  5. 05

    RELEASE

    the meter stops; the compute is freed

RUN THE JOB · PAY FOR THE COMPUTE YOU USE · RELEASE IT

01

Submit the job

The code or container, the data it needs, and the compute it asks for: how many GPUs, for roughly how long.

02

Rent the compute

A block of GPUs is held for the job, and the meter starts.

03

Run it

Batch, queued, unattended. Minutes to many hours. Nobody has to watch it.

04

Take the output, release the compute

Models, processed frames, results, and logs come back. The meter stops. Nothing is left to own.

WHAT RUNS HERE

GPU-heavy jobs that can run asynchronously.

  • Batch inference
  • Model training
  • Fine-tuning
  • Retraining
  • Video processing
  • Image processing
  • Large dataset processing
  • Simulation
  • Rendering
  • Synthetic data generation
  • Evaluation jobs
  • Large-model inference
  • Data transformation
  • Analytics

TRAIN & TUNE

Training, fine-tuning, retraining

Hold the GPUs a training run needs for the hours it takes, then let them go.

PROCESS AT VOLUME

Video, image, and dataset processing

A backlog of footage or a large dataset, worked through as one batch.

SIMULATE & SYNTHESIZE

Simulation, rendering, synthetic data

Thousands of runs that no single workstation should have to carry.

INFER & ANALYZE

Batch inference, evaluation, analytics

Large-model inference and evaluation over everything collected since last time.

THE LINE

Real-time stays with you. Batch comes here.

E31 Network is not where robots run control loops, navigation, safety systems, or millisecond inference. Those stay on dedicated local infrastructure, edge devices, and your own systems.

REAL-TIME

STAYS ON YOUR OWN SYSTEMS · NOT E31

  • Control loops and motion
  • Navigation and safety systems
  • Millisecond inference
  • Live perception at the sensor
  • Dedicated local or edge hardware

BATCH / ASYNCHRONOUS

SUBMITTED TO E31 NETWORK · BY THE HOUR

  • Training, fine-tuning, retraining
  • Batch and large-model inference
  • Video, image, and dataset processing
  • Simulation, rendering, synthetic data
  • Evaluation, transformation, analytics
IF IT MUST ANSWER NOW, IT STAYS WITH YOU · IF IT CAN RUN TONIGHT, IT CAN RUN HERE

The test is simple. If the work must answer now, it is not a network job. If it can wait for a queue and run for hours, it is.

On site, real-time serving runs on a Czar Grid or one Czar; the Network takes the batch work that can wait.

EXAMPLES

Four requests, four jobs.

ILLUSTRATIVE REQUESTS, NOT CUSTOMERS — E31 NETWORK HAS NOT SHIPPED

“I need eight GPUs for four hours to process this dataset.”

Process a dataset

“I need compute tonight to retrain my model.”

Retrain overnight

“I have forty hours of warehouse camera footage that needs processing.”

Work through footage

“I need to run ten thousand simulations.”

Run the simulations

HOW YOU PAY

Pay for the compute you use.

HOURS

BY THE HOUR

Compute is metered for the time it is held. Rates will be published when access opens; none are published today.

RELEASED WHEN FINISHED

When the job ends, the GPUs go back to the pool and the charge stops with them.

NOTHING TO OWN

Bursty work no longer justifies hardware that sits idle between bursts.

WHO IT IS FOR

Teams with heavy jobs and no reason to own the hardware for them.

Robotics companies retraining on what their fleets saw. Warehouses and plants with a backlog of footage. Vision teams re-running a day’s frames against a candidate model. Anyone with ten thousand simulations to get through before morning.

STATUS

We are building this now.

Nothing on this site describes a shipped service. No jobs can be submitted yet, no rates are published, and design-partner intake is not yet open.