Budget-Friendly Cloud GPU for Deep Learning

Benefits Of Cloud GPU for Deep Learning

Hyperstack offers access to the best NVIDIA GPUs for deep learning, essential in DL research and applications due to their powerful parallel processing capabilities.

SLURM INTEGRATION:

SLURM integration in our Deep Learning solutions offers streamlined job scheduling and workload management, ensuring optimal utilisation of resources for faster, more efficient deep learning model training.

KUBERNETES COMPATIBILITY:

With Kubernetes compatibility, our Deep Learning platform enhances orchestration and automation of containerised applications, providing scalable and resilient infrastructure to handle complex deep learning tasks seamlessly.

High-performance GPUs:

Manage extensive data and execute intricate calculations needed for neural networks, resulting in substantial acceleration in training and inference.

Deep learning libraries:

GPUs optimised for DL frameworks—TensorFlow, PyTorch, and MXNet—harness GPU parallelism for faster neural network training.

AI Software Stack:

NVIDIA offers CUDA (Compute Unified Device Architecture) and cuDNN (CUDA Deep Neural Network Library), finely tuned for GPU computing. These libraries streamline analytics and ML workflows.

Real-time Inference:

GPUs slash data processing time for big data analytics, which is vital in finance, healthcare, and science.

Deep Learning Solutions

Training Tools

DALI (Data Loading Library) is a GPU-accelerated library for optimising data pipelines in deep learning by enhancing data augmentation and image loading.
cuDNN (CUDA Deep Neural Network library) optimises implementations for Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) and Recurrent Neural Networks (RNNs), simplifying model creation and training.
NCCL (NVIDIA Collective Communications Library) accelerates multi-GPU communication using routines like all-gather, reduce, and broadcast, scaling up to eight GPUs.
NVIDIA Clara is an AI platform for healthcare, integrating medical image analysis, data processing, and AI-assisted solutions, all leveraging deep learning.

Inference Tools

NVIDIA TensorRT is an SDK for accelerated deep learning inference, offering an optimiser and runtime for low-latency, high-throughput inference.
DeepStream SDK is a toolkit for multi-sensor processing and AI-driven video/image comprehension.
NVIDIA Triton Inference Server is open-source software for serving DL models, optimising GPU use, and integrated with Kubernetes for orchestration, metrics, and auto-scaling.
NVIDIA Riva is a unified AI SDK for vision, speech, and sensors. Streamlines building, training, and deploying GPU-accelerated systems for cohesive gesture, gaze, and speech interpretation.

Dev & DevOps Tools

Nsight Systems is a performance analysis tool that identifies major optimisation prospects and tunes for efficient scaling across any CPU/GPU count or size.
DLProf (Deep Learning Profiler) is a profiling tool displaying GPU utilisation, Tensor Core-supported operations, and their execution usage.
Kubernetes with NVIDIA GPUs scale training and inference on multi-cloud GPU clusters. Packaged GPU apps and dependencies deploy via Kubernetes for optimal GPU performance in any environment.
FME (Feature Map Explorer) offers to visualise 4D image feature map data through diverse views, from channel visualisations to detailed numerical data on the entire feature map tensor and channel slices.

Use Cases

Classify images for self-driving cars, medical imaging diagnosis, and others

Detect fraud by identifying fraudulent activities in financial transactions

Game development, like character animation and enhancing graphics

Analyse vast amounts of data to improve climate models and predict weather patterns

Analyse financial data to predict market trends, assess risk, and optimise investment strategies

Generate new content, such as images, music, and text

NLP tasks like sentiment analysis, language translation, chatbots, and speech recognition

GPUs we Recommend for Deep Learning

For rendering solutions, Hyperstack proposes to speed up your laptop with the following family of cloud GPUs by NVIDIA:

A100

VFX (Visual effects), animation, video editing, and post-production
Architectural and scientific visualization
Virtual reality and augmented reality
Complex CAD and product design

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H100 PCIe

Live 3D and VFX rendering
Complex CAD and manufacturing product design
Virtual reality and augmented reality
Complex CAD and product design

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H100 SXM

Impressive performance gains
More and faster cores
Larger cache
Increased memory bandwidth

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Which GPU is best for Deep Learning?

We recommend using the A100 or H100 GPUs for Deep Learning workloads.

How to use cloud GPU for Deep Learning?

To use a cloud GPU for machine learning on HyperStack, you need to:

1. Create your first environment

The first step is to create an environment. Every resource such as keypairs, virtual machines, volumes live in an environment.

To create an environment, simply input the name of your environment and select the region in which you want to create your environment.

2. Import your first keypair

The next step is to import a public key that you'll use access your virtual machine via SSH. You'll need to generate an SSH key on your system first.

Then to import a keypair, simply select an environment in which you want to store the key pair in, enter a memorable name for your keypair, and enter the public key of your SSH keypair.

3. Create your virtual machine

We're finally here. Now that you've created your environment and keypair, we can proceed to create an virtual machine.

To create your first virtual machine, select the environment where you want to create your virtual machine in, select a flavor which is nothing but the specs of your virtual machine, select the OS image of your choice, enter a memorable name for your virtual machine, select the SSH key you want to use to access your virtual machine and then hit the "Deploy" button. Voila, your virtual machine is created.

To learn more please visit Hyperstack’s Documentation.

Do you need a powerful GPU for machine learning?

Yes, a powerful GPU significantly speeds up training and inference for machine learning tasks. However, simpler tasks can be done with less powerful GPUs or even CPUs.

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Benefits Of Cloud GPU for Deep Learning

SLURM INTEGRATION:

KUBERNETES COMPATIBILITY:

High-performance GPUs:

Deep learning libraries:

AI Software Stack:

Real-time Inference:

Deep Learning Training

Deep Learning Inference

Dev & DevOps tools

Deep Learning Solutions

Training Tools

Inference Tools

Dev & DevOps Tools

Use Cases

GPUs we Recommend for Deep Learning

A100

H100 PCIe

H100 SXM

Frequently Asked Questions

Which GPU is best for Deep Learning?

How to use cloud GPU for Deep Learning?

1. Create your first environment

2. Import your first keypair

3. Create your virtual machine

Do you need a powerful GPU for machine learning?

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