Decoupling CUDA Execution from GPUs for Unbounded AI Infrastructure Management
Unprecedented Efficiency
Reimagined Consumption
Diverse GPU Support
Seamless Integration
Unprecedented Efficiency
Reimagined Consumption
Diverse GPU Support
Seamless Integration
Run your Pytorch apps in Linux containers with the Wooly Runtime Library and CPU only infrastructure
CUDA Abstraction for Pytorch
Compiling Shaders into Wooly Instruction Set (IS)
GPU Hosts running with Wooly Server Runtime
Maximized Consistent GPU Utilization
Isolated Execution for Privacy and Security
Easy Scalability
Dynamic Resource Allocation and Profiling
GPU Hardware Agnostic
Simplified Manageability
Built on top of our CUDA abstraction layer technology WoolyStack
Automatically runs on remote Wooly GPU service in response to Pytorch (CPU) kernel launch events
Billing based on actual GPU cores and memory consumption for your GPU Instructions
Scales transparently on both GPU processing and memory dimensions
Converting Shaders in Wooly Instruction Set and recompiling for target GPU hardware enables full control on execution of those for QOS management.
Service Provider unable to run multiple concurrent ML workloads with predictable performance on the same GPU.
Unable to run multiple concurrent ML workloads with predictable performance on the same GPU.
Run Your Pytorch application inside Wooly Client container running on your CPU infrastructure
Repurpose App code to add service-specific calls and upload your container to the service
Requires starting specific GPU instances on the cloud
User cost is based on how much GPU memory and cores processing is used by the workload.
User cost is based on how long the container runs
User cost is based on how long the instance stays turned on, irrespective of utilization
GPU resource sharing is achieved through WoolyStack technology resulting in effectively lower cost for the users.
GPU assigned as a full unit or in multiples resulting in high effective cost for the users.
GPU assigned as a full unit or in multiples resulting in high cost for the users.
Converting Shaders in Wooly Instruction Set and recompiling for target GPU hardware enables full control on execution of those for QOS management.
Service Provider unable to run multiple concurrent ML workloads with predictable performance on the same GPU.
Unable to run multiple concurrent ML workloads with predictable performance on the same GPU.
Run Your Pytorch application inside Wooly Client container running on your CPU infrastructure
Repurpose App code to add service-specific calls and upload your container to the service
Requires starting specific GPU instances on the cloud