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HPC-AI is an enterprise AI infrastructure and GPU cloud platform designed to accelerate deep learning training, inference, and large-scale compute workloads with high performance and cost efficiency. It delivers a pre-configured AI-optimized stack that enables rapid deployment and real-time inference while supporting demanding workloads that require high IOPS, ultra-low latency, and massive throughput. It provides a robust GPU cloud environment built for artificial intelligence, high-performance computing, and other compute-intensive applications, giving teams the tools needed to run complex workflows efficiently. At its core, the company’s software focuses on parallel and distributed training, inference, and fine-tuning of large neural networks, helping organizations reduce infrastructure costs while maintaining performance. It is powered in part by technologies such as Colossal-AI, which significantly accelerates model training and improves productivity.

Coreframe Cloud provides Windows GPU workstations for architecture, interior design, 3D visualization, rendering and engineering. Customers connect from a Windows computer using the Coreframe Connect app and work on a desktop with a dedicated NVIDIA RTX GPU. Blender, D5 Render, Twinmotion and Unreal Engine are preinstalled; commercial applications require the customer's own license and can be set up with assistance. On-demand access starts at $1.49 per GPU-hour and is billed by the minute from a prepaid wallet. Team plans with shared hours and storage are also available. Files saved to the project drive remain between sessions, while standard workstation sessions reset to a clean image; an optional persistent workstation retains its Windows disk. Workstations are hosted in a Tier III data center in India. It serves architects, interior designers, 3D artists, visualization studios and engineers who need GPU-intensive software without maintaining workstation hardware.