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Redundant Web Services Accelerated Computing Instances

The most cost-effective GPU instances for artificial intelligence, machine learning, and graphics-intensive tasks & applications.

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  • Latest NVIDIA GPUs (H100, A100)
  • Deploy in under 60 seconds
  • 30% cheaper than major clouds

Use specialized high performance hardware to dramatically speed up your work

Designed for applications or environments that require high processing capabilities

What is accelerated computing?

Accelerated computing uses specialized hardware processors to dramatically speed up computation-heavy workloads that would take much longer on traditional CPUs alone. By offloading parallel processing tasks to GPUs (Graphics Processing Units), TPUs (Tensor Processing Units), or other accelerators, you can achieve 10x to 100x performance improvements for certain workloads.

While CPUs excel at sequential processing and general-purpose tasks, accelerators are designed for massive parallelism—processing thousands of operations simultaneously. This makes them ideal for AI/ML training, scientific simulations, data analytics, rendering, and other compute-intensive applications.

At RWS, we provide enterprise-grade GPU instances with the latest NVIDIA hardware, high-bandwidth networking, and flexible configurations—all at prices up to 30% lower than major cloud providers.

Why choose GPU acceleration?
Massive parallel processing

Modern GPUs have thousands of cores that can process multiple operations simultaneously, perfect for AI training and data processing

Drastically reduced training time

What takes weeks on CPUs can complete in hours or days with GPU acceleration

Higher throughput for inference

Serve more predictions per second for real-time AI applications

Better cost efficiency

Complete workloads faster means lower overall compute costs

Types of hardware accelerators

Different accelerators are optimized for different workloads

GPU (Graphics Processing Unit)

The most versatile accelerator, GPUs excel at parallel processing tasks. Originally designed for graphics rendering, modern GPUs like NVIDIA A100 and H100 are purpose-built for AI/ML workloads.

Best for:
  • Deep learning training and inference
  • Computer vision and image processing
  • Scientific simulations
  • Video transcoding and rendering
TPU (Tensor Processing Unit)

Google's custom-designed ASICs optimized specifically for tensor operations used in neural networks. TPUs offer superior performance for specific ML frameworks like TensorFlow.

Best for:
  • Large-scale neural network training
  • TensorFlow-based models
  • Natural language processing at scale
  • High-throughput inference
Multi-GPU Configurations

Scale your computing power with multiple GPUs working in parallel. Multi-GPU setups dramatically reduce training time for large models and enable processing of massive datasets that won't fit on a single GPU.

Best for:
  • Large language model training
  • Distributed deep learning
  • High-resolution video processing
  • Complex simulation workloads

At RWS, we primarily offer NVIDIA GPU instances which provide the best balance of performance, flexibility, and ecosystem support for most accelerated workloads.

How accelerated computing works

Understanding the architecture behind GPU-accelerated applications

Traditional CPU processing

Sequential execution

CPUs have 8-64 cores designed for complex, sequential tasks

One task at a time

Each core works on different parts of the problem serially

Limited parallelism

Training a large model could take weeks or months

GPU-accelerated processing

Massive parallelism

GPUs have thousands of smaller cores (CUDA cores) designed for parallel tasks

Simultaneous execution

Process thousands of operations at the same time

10x-100x faster

Same model trains in hours or days instead of weeks

When to use accelerated computing

Not every workload benefits from GPU acceleration. The sweet spot is applications that can parallelize operations across many data points simultaneously.

Excellent fit:
  • • Training neural networks
  • • Matrix operations
  • • Image/video processing
  • • Monte Carlo simulations
  • • Molecular dynamics
Poor fit:
  • • Sequential algorithms
  • • Heavy I/O operations
  • • Small datasets
  • • Complex branching logic
  • • Database queries

1000s

of CUDA cores per GPU

vs 8-64 CPU cores
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Why Choose RWS for Accelerated Computing?

At Redundant Web Services, we've engineered our accelerated computing platform specifically for high-performance projects that require significant computational power. Our accelerated computing resources are built on state-of-the-art infrastructure, offering up to 20% better performance compared to competitors at a fraction of the cost.


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Cost Effective Performance

Save up to 30% or more compared to other cloud providers while enjoying superior computing power.

100% Green Infrastructure

Our Columbia River location provides access to affordable hydroelectric power, allowing us to maintain sustainable operations while passing savings to customers.

Guaranteed Reliability

With our 100% uptime guarantee, your accelerated workloads will never experience unexpected downtime.

Simplified Management

Easily provision and manage your accelerated computing resources through our intuitive RWS Console.

Seamless Scalability

Scale your resources up or down based on your project requirements without long-term commitments.

Different Ways to Use RWS

Explore some of the different ways you can use Redundant Web Services. The possibilities are endless.

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Deep Learning

Train complex neural networks with faster iterations and reduced training time.

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Natural Language Processing

Process and analyze large text datasets efficiently.

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Computer Vision

Train and deploy image recognition and object detection models with speed and precision.

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Generative AI

Create and fine-tune large language models and image generation algorithms.

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Predictive Analytics

Build and deploy predictive models for business intelligence and forecasting.

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Other high performance applications

Redundant Web Services (RWS) provides powerful solutions for handling your AI and Machine Learning Workloads through our state-of-the-art infrastructure and dedicated resources.


Run complex simulations and modeling for research and development


Handle massive datasets with optimized processing capabilities


Accelerate 3D rendering for animation, visual effects, and architectural visualization


Process complex risk analyses and trading algorithms in real-time


Analyze genetic sequencing data with remarkable speed

Accelerated computing on demand pricing

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$0.63 /hour

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$7.56 /hour

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GPU's 1 8 12
vCPU 4 32 48
Memory 8 GB 64 GB 96 GB
Bandwidth Up to 10 GB Up to 10 GB Up to 10 GB
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Experience the perfect balance of performance, reliability, and cost-efficiency with RWS Accelerated Computing – purpose-built for the demands of modern AI and high-performance workloads.

Accelerated computing FAQ's

We offer a range of NVIDIA GPUs including the A100, H100, and V100 series. Each GPU is optimized for different workloads—A100 for general AI/ML tasks, H100 for large language models and cutting-edge research, and V100 for cost-effective training and inference. Contact our sales team to discuss which configuration best fits your needs.
Performance improvements vary by workload, but GPU acceleration typically delivers 10-50x faster training for deep learning models compared to CPUs. For some parallelizable tasks like image processing or matrix operations, you can see 100x or greater speedups. This translates to models that would take weeks on CPUs completing in hours or days on GPUs.
Our GPU instances support all major AI/ML frameworks including TensorFlow, PyTorch, JAX, Keras, MXNet, and more. We provide pre-configured images with CUDA, cuDNN, and popular frameworks already installed, or you can install your preferred stack. All NVIDIA software development tools and libraries are available.
Absolutely! We offer instances with 2, 4, or 8 GPUs connected via high-speed NVLink or NVSwitch for optimal multi-GPU training. This allows you to train larger models faster using data parallelism, model parallelism, or both. Our infrastructure supports distributed training across multiple instances for even larger scale projects.
GPU memory (VRAM) is dedicated high-bandwidth memory on the GPU used for storing model weights, activations, and intermediate computations. It's much faster than system RAM but typically smaller in size. For example, an A100 has 40GB or 80GB of GPU memory. Your model and batch size must fit within GPU memory, or you'll need to use techniques like gradient checkpointing or model sharding.
Yes! Our spot instances offer GPU compute at significantly discounted rates (up to 70% off) for interruptible workloads. Perfect for fault-tolerant training jobs with checkpointing, batch inference, or development and testing. You can configure automatic checkpointing to resume training if an instance is preempted.
GPU instances are typically ready in 2-5 minutes. You can choose from our pre-configured images with popular ML frameworks already installed, or bring your own Docker container. Once deployed, you have full root access via SSH and can start training immediately.
All GPU instances come with high-performance NVMe SSD storage for fast data loading. You can also attach network block storage for persistent datasets or connect to our object storage service for large-scale training data. We recommend keeping frequently accessed training data on local NVMe for maximum I/O performance.
Yes! Use nvidia-smi on your instance to monitor GPU utilization, memory usage, temperature, and power consumption in real-time. Our RWS Console also provides monitoring dashboards showing GPU metrics, allowing you to optimize your training jobs and ensure you're getting maximum value from your GPU resources.