Jarvislabs

Neocloud · NSE: E2E

Summary

Jarvislabs is an India-based NVIDIA GPU cloud aimed at machine learning developers.

Country
India
Founded
2019
GPU models
6
jarvislabs.ai ↗

GPUs

6 GPU models · updated 28 July 2026

NVIDIA RTX Pro 6000 SE
from $0.99 /GPU/h
96 GB VRAM 1–8× GPUs
On-demand · Reserved · Spot
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NVIDIA L4
from $0.29 /GPU/h
24 GB VRAM 1–8× GPUs
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NVIDIA H100 SXM
from $1.19 /GPU/h
80 GB VRAM 1–8× GPUs
On-demand · Reserved · Spot
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NVIDIA A30
from $0.29 /GPU/h
24 GB VRAM 1–4× GPUs
On-demand · Reserved · Spot
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NVIDIA A100 80GB PCIe
from $0.89 /GPU/h
80 GB VRAM 1–4× GPUs
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NVIDIA A100 40GB PCIe
from $0.76 /GPU/h
40 GB VRAM 1–4× GPUs
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History

Jarvislabs was founded in 2019 with just a handful of GPUs, and saw significant growth with just a small self-funded team. In 2025, Jarvislabs was acquired by E2E networks1 — a publicly-listed India-based cloud provider.

Resources

Documentation and pages from the provider.

Other providers

Other relevant cloud GPU providers.

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Footnotes

  1. Source: Vishnu Subramanian's blog - "I was naive to start Jarvis Labs" ↩