Edera is a secure computing platform that works with CPUs, GPUs, and other device types. The power of the GPU platform is that it is agnostic to specific hardware vendors at the point of use, with Edera assuming responsibility for hardware and software differences between vendors. This eliminates vendor lock-in, increasing security, driving down cost, and improving resource management. Simply put, Edera solves security issues, increases revenue for its customers, and improves efficiency.

The market has exploded in raw compute power but the problem is ultimately “How do you deliver that compute efficiently and securely?” GPU clouds resort to handing out more compute than necessary because the technology stack to divide GPUs at scale does not exist. Platform teams are tasked with solving a problem that everyone recognizes is currently unsolved. This has resulted in decreasing security, overprovisioning (loss of revenue), and wasted resources. Additionally, clouds struggle with GPU environment spin-up time. They all work around tens of minutes of boot time by effectively overprovisioning physical hardware, which creates a delta between total logical compute and physical compute. The result is many percentage points of wasted physical compute, especially as the compute elasticity becomes more critical with the needs of inference increasing the average demand on a GPU cloud. Simply put, physical hardware not in customers' hands is lost revenue. GPU capacity is being overprovisioned due to fixable technology stack limitations that Edera can uniquely provide with its technology. Edera unlocks massive revenue gains for GPU clouds. Additionally, unlocking this technology stack in regulated environments (for large GPU users - banks, healthcare, etc.) substantially increases security, eliminating risk and dramatically helping with compliance regulations.