GPU sandboxes for your models and code.

Bring your container, dependencies, and model code. Hedra provides isolated GPU environments and manages scheduling and scaling.

  • 1 · 2 · 4 · 8 GPUs

    288 GB HBM3e· 480 GB RAM· 48 vCPUs
  • 1 · 2 · 4 · 8 GPUs

    180 GB HBM3e· 384 GB RAM· 32 vCPUs
  • NVL72 rack · 72 GPUs

    20 TB GPU memory
  • CDNA 4 · 8 TB/s

    288 GB HBM3e
  • CDNA 5 · 23.3 TB/s

    432 GB HBM4

Control your GPU environment.

Your runtime

Run your container, libraries, and custom kernels in an isolated environment. Modify model code and the inference pipeline.

GPU access

Run on supported NVIDIA and AMD GPUs across Hedra’s data center partners.

Managed infrastructure

Hedra handles placement, scaling, and recovery from hardware failures. You control the code and runtime.

The same infrastructure powers Hedra’s managed inference and post-training.

Build, train, and evaluate.

Custom inference

Change generation steps, caching, and frame scheduling. Run preprocessing and perception alongside generation.

Post-training

Run the policy and environment on the same GPU, with rollouts fed directly into training.

Synthetic data

Generate labeled data from simulated scenes, desktops, or sensor feeds.

Model evaluation

Compare models on the same inputs and score their outputs in one environment.

From container to running code.

  1. Configure

    Choose a container image, dependencies, and GPU requirements.

  2. Run

    Launch inference, training, or evaluation code in your sandbox.

  3. Serve or export

    Serve an endpoint or move to managed inference. Export your checkpoints and artifacts.

Build with Hedra inference.

Tell us what you’re running and the performance you need.