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    SF Compute Launches Givemeanode GPU Orchestrator

    Platform lets AI agents queue jobs on dedicated GPUs for autoresearch tasks.

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    Evan Conrad, CEO of SF Compute, posted a link to givemeanode.com and described it as a new autoresearch product. The site states that Givemeanode is a Slurm-like GPU orchestrator built for AI agents such as Claude, Codex, or OpenCode. It supports downloading models from Hugging Face, optimization, and training runs that continue for days. The service uses fair queuing, automatic restarts, and requires no long-term contracts. Multiple replies from founders and engineers at Chroma, OpenAI, and other AI companies acknowledged the launch and described the tool as useful for agent workloads.

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    @jeffreyhuberlet me give you the pitch: "gpus, but for agents"
    @evanjconradhi! please meet http://givemeanode.com! it's a new autoresearch product from the san francisco compute company. try asking it to "download insert-model-here off huggingface and optimize it 4x and don't stop until it's done." let it run for days. you know those massive grab bag of black magic tricks others do? we want to let you do that too, for cheap. lets let anyone train models. it's backed by a big, fair queue that makes sure nobody can just buy out the whole thing, so there's always space for experiments. struggling to get gpus? try here <3 it's not just a business promise, it's how the product works! it doesn't require you to sign some big long reserved contract for years, where you're betting your balance sheet on your gpu bill, because it's backed by the liquidity of sfcompute. it's built for ridiculous redundancy & reliability. jobs can die and restart from the same point & the scheduler keeps headroom for you. even the platform itself going down does not stop your agent, because we've built ticketing straight into the mcp that lets your agent recover from outages. we've taken the thing offline, started it up again, and agent-supervised training runs just keep on going. it's got platform-native support for grant programs, meaning you can buy capacity, and sponsor other accounts. it's got s3 compatible storage, hugging face integrations, scratch disks & persistent volumes, clock locking, ncu support, metrics, logs, traces, checkpointing, and a whole grab bag of other stuff. but you shouldn't worry about that. let your agent sweat those details. we'd love for you to try it, DM me for some GPU credits if you'd like!
    @alanaagoyalsooo many people have asked me for this @sfcompute delivered!
    @abhshkdz@evanjconrad Very cool!
    @karinanguyen@evanjconrad yay!
    @DanielleFongis auto research from the SF compute company the equivalent of Starlink for SpaceX? Time will tell... shortly
    @mattparlmerVery cool service
    @peteskomorochRT @evanjconrad: hi! please meet http://givemeanode.com! it's a new autoresearch product from the san francisco compute company. try as…
    @PimDeWitte@evanjconrad I’m not liking or commenting so I can get all the nodes!

    9 Sources

    @jeffreyhuberlet me give you the pitch: "gpus, but for agents"
    @evanjconradhi! please meet http://givemeanode.com! it's a new autoresearch product from the san francisco compute company. try asking it to "download insert-model-here off huggingface and optimize it 4x and don't stop until it's done." let it run for days. you know those massive grab bag of black magic tricks others do? we want to let you do that too, for cheap. lets let anyone train models. it's backed by a big, fair queue that makes sure nobody can just buy out the whole thing, so there's always space for experiments. struggling to get gpus? try here <3 it's not just a business promise, it's how the product works! it doesn't require you to sign some big long reserved contract for years, where you're betting your balance sheet on your gpu bill, because it's backed by the liquidity of sfcompute. it's built for ridiculous redundancy & reliability. jobs can die and restart from the same point & the scheduler keeps headroom for you. even the platform itself going down does not stop your agent, because we've built ticketing straight into the mcp that lets your agent recover from outages. we've taken the thing offline, started it up again, and agent-supervised training runs just keep on going. it's got platform-native support for grant programs, meaning you can buy capacity, and sponsor other accounts. it's got s3 compatible storage, hugging face integrations, scratch disks & persistent volumes, clock locking, ncu support, metrics, logs, traces, checkpointing, and a whole grab bag of other stuff. but you shouldn't worry about that. let your agent sweat those details. we'd love for you to try it, DM me for some GPU credits if you'd like!
    @alanaagoyalsooo many people have asked me for this @sfcompute delivered!
    @abhshkdz@evanjconrad Very cool!
    @karinanguyen@evanjconrad yay!
    @DanielleFongis auto research from the SF compute company the equivalent of Starlink for SpaceX? Time will tell... shortly
    @mattparlmerVery cool service
    @peteskomorochRT @evanjconrad: hi! please meet http://givemeanode.com! it's a new autoresearch product from the san francisco compute company. try as…
    @PimDeWitte@evanjconrad I’m not liking or commenting so I can get all the nodes!