GPU as a Service (Malaysia) — Training & Inference
Run AI workloads on enterprise GPUs without buying hardware. Deploy in Malaysia when you need data residency, lower regional latency, and tighter control over where your datasets and model weights live.
Why GPU as a Service (GPUaaS)
- Low CapEx, predictable OpEx: skip large upfront GPU purchases and depreciation.
- Always up-to-date: you don’t have to worry about your GPUs becoming outdated when new generations arrive—upgrade by switching tiers.
- Scale when needed: burst for training runs, then scale down to smaller instances for inference and dev/test.
- Faster time-to-value: get GPUs immediately without procurement, rack/stack, power, cooling, or maintenance overhead.
Supports both inference and training
Inference (serving)
- LLM chatbots, RAG (retrieval-augmented generation), embeddings
- Document understanding, summarization, classification
- Vision inference: e-KYC flows, OCR, face verification, fraud signals
Training / Fine-tuning
- LoRA / QLoRA fine-tuning for LLMs
- Training & tuning image models (e-KYC, detection, segmentation)
- Multi-GPU training for larger models and faster experimentation
Common use cases
- University AI CoE (students + labs)
Shared GPU pool for classes, research projects, hackathons, and student experimentation with quotas and cost control.
- In-house R&D
Rapid prototyping, benchmarking, model evaluation, internal tools, and innovation pilots without hardware lock-in.
- Train / fine-tune models
Fine-tune LLMs for domain knowledge; train/optimize vision models (e-KYC, OCR, liveness, document fraud checks).
- Production AI
Scalable inference endpoints for customer support, search, personalization, analytics, compliance workflows, and more.
GPU options by region
Malaysia — keep your data in Malaysia
Best for organizations prioritizing Malaysia data residency and low-latency access for Malaysia-based systems and users.
H100
- 8× GPU —
ecs.hpcpni3h.42xlarge — 168 vCPU • 1960GB RAM • 80GB VRAM per GPU • Local 3.84TB8 • Network 400G8 IB — Contact us for best price
H20 (96GB)
- 8× GPU —
ecs.ebmhpcpni3l.48xlarge — 192 vCPU • 2048GB RAM • 96GB VRAM per GPU • Local 3.84TB4 • Network 400G8 — Contact us for best price
L20 (48GB)
- 1× GPU —
ecs.gni3cl.5xlarge — 22 vCPU • 120GB RAM • 48GB VRAM per GPU — Contact us for best price
- 2× GPU —
ecs.gni3cl.11xlarge — 44 vCPU • 240GB RAM • 48GB VRAM per GPU — Contact us for best price
- 4× GPU —
ecs.gni3cl.22xlarge — 90 vCPU • 480GB RAM • 48GB VRAM per GPU — Contact us for best price
- 8× GPU —
ecs.gni3cl.45xlarge — 180 vCPU • 960GB RAM • 48GB VRAM per GPU • Contact us for best price
GPU model guide (what each model is best for)
L20 (48GB) — best value for inference
- Best for: LLM serving, RAG, embeddings, vision inference, moderate fine-tuning
- Why: strong cost/performance for production inference and steady workloads
H20 (96GB) — larger models + heavier fine-tuning
- Best for: bigger context windows, larger batch sizes, multi-GPU workloads, fine-tuning where VRAM is the limiter
- Why: 96GB VRAM per GPU reduces OOM issues and improves throughput for bigger models
H100 (80GB) — flagship training performance
- Best for: full training runs, large-scale fine-tuning, performance-critical workloads
- Pricing: Contact us for best price
B200 — next-gen premium tier
- Best for: frontier-scale training and ultra-high throughput inference
- Pricing: Contact us for best price
Notes
- Monthly prices can include discounted monthly subscription rates where available.
- Final pricing and availability may vary by term length, capacity, and configuration.
- For H100 and B200, contact us to confirm availability and get the best commercial terms.
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