Lambda
Neocloud · NVIDIA Preferred Partner
Lambda is a US NVIDIA GPU cloud focused on deep-learning workloads, offering on-demand GPU instances and reserved GPU clusters across its data centres in the US and Canada.
GPUs
11 GPU models · updated 28 July 2026
History
Lambda was initially founded in 2012 as Lambda Labs1, working on applications of computer vision and building custom hardware for machine learning on the edge, including the Lambda Hat2. Having built an internal GPU cloud to serve their own use cases, they started selling GPU workstations and servers, and opened their GPU cloud to external customers in 20173. They have been a regular sponsor of machine learning conferences (including NeurIPS4) since at least 2018, and provide compute grants to researchers5.
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Footnotes
- See Lambda's about page from 2019, which describes the company's early history. ↩
- See Wired: "Lambda Hat, a soon-to-be-released baseball-hat version of Google Glass". ↩
- The October 2017 snapshot of lambdal.com is the first to include the GPU Cloud in the header. ↩
- See Lambda's blog ↩
- See Lambda's research page ↩