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Omega Gradient is a GPU supply sourcing and intelligence desk with an on-demand compute marketplace. Unlike single-cloud vendors, it takes no position on whose hardware you rent: it aggregates live inventory from multiple upstream GPU clouds into one catalog, normalizes everything to price per GPU-hour, routes each deployment to the cheapest qualifying provider, and shows the final price upfront. Deploys, status, and termination are passthrough; billing is prepaid credits through Stripe with hourly drawdown. The same pipeline powers a free public GPU price index: 224 suppliers monitored daily, 69 public price sources, 8 GPU families tracked (H100, H200, B200, B300, A100, L40S, RTX 5090, GB300) with evidence-verified pricing, and sanity-quarantine of implausible prices before anything is published. Beyond on-demand, Omega Gradient sources reserved clusters (8-512+ GPUs) directly with data centers and neoclouds.
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