Gcore Earns Silver in ClusterMAX 2.0 for High-Performance AI Infrastructure

The accolade positions Gcore as a leading supplier of developer-friendly, high-performance, and sovereign AI cloud services, putting it at the forefront of the AI sector.

84 providers were assessed using ClusterMAXTM 2.0 based on ten important factors, such as networking, storage, orchestration, and security. The quality of Gcore’s AI-ready cloud architecture and high-performance GPU network across edge, hybrid, and sovereign deployments was validated by its Silver rating.

“Gcore’s platform is robust and among the best purely self-service offerings for Kubernetes,” SemiAnalysis noted. With PCI DSS certification and a global datacenter footprint, the console has all the enterprise perks. They point out “a balance of usability and strong underlying hardware performance.”

Seva Vayner, Gcore’s Product Director for Edge Cloud and AI, stated: “ClusterMAXTM benchmarks validate what our clients encounter on a daily basis: Gcore provides high-performance GPU infrastructure with significant operational economy. The advancements we’ve achieved in creating a truly global AI cloud that blends edge proximity, high-performance GPU resources, and sovereign deployment options are reflected in our Silver assessment. In order to enable our clients to train and implement AI workloads effectively, safely, and wherever they are required, we are dedicated to ongoing optimization.

Gcore provides a full range of AI products, including both public and private AI solutions. For both training and inference, the Public Gcore AI Cloud supports everything from metal to models. Additionally, the firm offers proprietary software and services including Everywhere AI, which enables 3-click AI training and inference in any setting, and AI Cloud Stack, which offers enterprise-grade AI cloud services by converting raw GPU resources. Telcos and newcomers to the market can use Gcore’s strong independently verified performance to provide hyperscaler-grade AI infrastructure under their own name as they grow into the cloud. 

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