Compute is out there.
Finding the right fit
takes a person.

Why we are doing this

Capacity exists across cloud providers and hardware owners. Picking it, sizing it and working out how to connect can still be the hard part.

You might need to fine-tune a model, render a project or use a powerful remote workstation for a few days. You should be able to start by describing the work, without learning several cloud consoles first.

How matching works today

You send a brief. A person on Lucky Ranasinghe’s team at MADITECH reads it, works through the requirements and looks for a match across established cloud and GPU providers.

We reply by email with the proposed configuration, the provider, how access works and a quote. You can review the provider’s terms and ask questions before accepting. Nothing is provisioned or charged until you accept. Nothing is charged by this site, and sending a request commits you to nothing.

A new service, built by hand

We are new, and we have no supply listed yet. Matching is manual today. We do not operate a data centre or promise that a particular machine is available.

The first step is a clear brief and a conversation about what will work for your task.

Talk to Lucky

Compute On Call is part of MADITECH, led by Lucky Ranasinghe. For questions about a request, offering capacity or the service itself, write to lucky@maditech.group.