# Neocloud Rankings

> CoreWeave ranks first of 51 neoclouds with 89/100, ahead of Crusoe (67.5) and Nebius (58.9). The score weighs ClusterMAX tier, contracted power, backlog, capital raised, GPUs and named customers. Crusoe states the most contracted power (6 GW) and the largest backlog ($140B).

Neoclouds ranked on public signals, with the maths shown. 51 neoclouds, each field linked to its public source, last verified 2026-11-11.
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## Neoclouds
- [Bitdeer AI](https://neocloudrankings.com/bitdeer-ai/): GPU cloud platform providing compute, distributed training and inference services alongside AI data center infrastructure.
- [Boost Run](https://neocloudrankings.com/boostrun/): Listed AI infrastructure provider offering GPU servers, shared storage and managed Kubernetes through its own console and API.
- [BUZZ HPC](https://neocloudrankings.com/buzz-hpc/): Sovereign AI cloud offering GPU clusters, managed schedulers and bare-metal compute in Canada and the Nordics.
- [ChronoScale](https://neocloudrankings.com/chronoscale/): Nasdaq-listed AI cloud spun out of Applied Digital in 2026, deploying NVIDIA GB300 NVL72 capacity for Microsoft and Baseten in North America. It targets a $1B annualized run-rate by calendar Q3 2027.
- [Cirrascale](https://neocloudrankings.com/cirrascale/): US cloud provider offering dedicated multi-accelerator infrastructure for training and inference, with hardware and networking configurations published in its catalog.
- [Core42](https://neocloudrankings.com/core42/): G42 subsidiary in Abu Dhabi running sovereign AI cloud capacity across nine data centers. It states 76K GPUs deployed or planned and more than 150 MW of deployments managed.
- [CoreWeave](https://neocloudrankings.com/coreweave/): The largest listed neocloud: NVIDIA GPU clusters rented to AI labs, enterprises and trading firms from US and European data centers. It holds a $132.5B revenue backlog against 4.6 GW of contracted power.
- [Crusoe](https://neocloudrankings.com/crusoe/): Denver-based builder of AI data center campuses that also runs Crusoe Cloud, renting NVIDIA and AMD GPUs. It built the Abilene, Texas campus used by OpenAI and states 6 GW+ of contracted capacity.
- [CUDO Compute](https://neocloudrankings.com/cudo-compute/): AI infrastructure operator designing, commissioning and managing GPU clusters across partner facilities. Its pipeline targets and team delivery track record are recorded separately from current capacity.
- [Denvr Dataworks](https://neocloudrankings.com/denvr-dataworks/): Canadian AI platform offering GPU compute, inference and data services from its own facilities. Cluster sizing is disclosed separately from fleet size.
- [DigitalOcean](https://neocloudrankings.com/digitalocean/): Developer cloud listed on the NYSE that sells NVIDIA and AMD GPU Droplets and bare-metal GPUs next to its general cloud. AI customer ARR reached $376M in Q3 2026, up 288% year on year.
- [Firmus](https://neocloudrankings.com/firmus/): Australian AI factory builder and GPU cloud running NVIDIA capacity in Australia and Singapore, with sites in development across Asia-Pacific. It has more than 900 MW contracted, with OpenAI as anchor customer in Malaysia.
- [Fluidstack](https://neocloudrankings.com/fluidstack/): GPU cloud and data center developer that builds dedicated clusters for frontier AI labs, including custom data centers for Anthropic in New York and Texas. It raised an $830M Series A at a $7.5B valuation in January 2026.
- [Gcore](https://neocloudrankings.com/gcore/): GPU cloud offering NVIDIA virtual machines and bare-metal infrastructure, with container orchestration and high-speed networking.
- [GMI Cloud](https://neocloudrankings.com/gmi-cloud/): Mountain View GPU cloud with NVIDIA capacity in the US and Asia, selling H100, H200 and Blackwell instances plus an inference engine. It raised a $668M equity and credit package in September 2026.
- [GMO GPU Cloud](https://neocloudrankings.com/gmo-gpu-cloud/): Japanese GPU cloud supplying managed HPC clusters and bare-metal NVIDIA infrastructure.
- [Hot Aisle](https://neocloudrankings.com/hot-aisle/): AMD-focused infrastructure provider offering isolated compute on Dell servers from the Switch Pyramid facility in Michigan.
- [Hydra Host](https://neocloudrankings.com/hydra-host/): Bare-metal GPU infrastructure provider with Brokkr provisioning and management across partner data centers.
- [Hyperbolic](https://neocloudrankings.com/hyperbolic/): GPU cloud and inference platform renting on-demand and reserved H100, H200 and B200 capacity to 250,000+ AI builders. It raised a $30M Series A1 in October 2026.
- [Hyperstack](https://neocloudrankings.com/hyperstack/): NexGen Cloud’s GPU-as-a-Service platform, launched in 2023, renting NVIDIA H100, H200, B200, B300 and GB300 capacity on renewable power. Head office in London.
- [IREN](https://neocloudrankings.com/iren/): Former bitcoin miner turned AI cloud, listed on Nasdaq, building GPU capacity for Microsoft and NVIDIA on its own powered sites. It reports a $20.3B revenue backlog and more than 5 GW of secured power.
- [Lambda](https://neocloudrankings.com/lambda/): San Francisco GPU cloud selling NVIDIA clusters, on-demand instances and private cloud to AI labs and enterprises, with a multibillion-dollar Microsoft agreement. It has raised over $1.5B in equity and about $2.9B in debt.
- [Latitude.sh](https://neocloudrankings.com/latitude/): Global bare-metal cloud offering dedicated GPU infrastructure and a managed Kubernetes service.
- [Lightning AI](https://neocloudrankings.com/lightning-ai/): AI development platform that merged with Voltage Park in 2026, combining its software with 36,000+ owned NVIDIA GPUs in seven US data centers. 450,000+ developers and AI teams use it.
- [Massed Compute](https://neocloudrankings.com/massed-compute/): US GPU cloud renting NVIDIA instances and bare-metal servers on demand and on contract. It secured up to $300M of equity and revenue-share financing from Digital Alpha in 2025.
- [Mithril](https://neocloudrankings.com/mithril/): GPU virtual-machine marketplace selling spot capacity and flexible reservations, with hosted Kubernetes control planes.
- [Moonlite](https://neocloudrankings.com/moonlite/): Managed GPU infrastructure provider supplying training clusters with an operations team responsible for monitoring and recovery.
- [Nebius](https://neocloudrankings.com/nebius/): Amsterdam-based AI cloud listed on Nasdaq, running NVIDIA clusters in Europe and the US for AI labs and enterprises. It reached $3.0B ARR at the end of Q2 2026 with more than $40B in customer commitments.
- [Neysa](https://neocloudrankings.com/neysa/): Indian AI infrastructure provider operating the Velocis platform for dedicated compute and managed AI services.
- [Nscale](https://neocloudrankings.com/nscale/): London-based AI cloud building GPU data centers in Europe and the US for Microsoft and Anthropic, with an S-1 filed for a NYSE listing. It reports $103.4B of contract value and 50,000+ GPUs deployed in 2026.
- [OVHcloud](https://neocloudrankings.com/ovhcloud/): French listed cloud and hosting group offering GPU instances alongside general-purpose infrastructure. Its power disclosure covers the whole group.
- [PaleBlueDot AI](https://neocloudrankings.com/palebluedot/): AI infrastructure platform sourcing reserved clusters and custom compute deployments across a partner network.
- [Prime Intellect](https://neocloudrankings.com/prime-intellect/): Integrated compute, training and inference platform offering GPU capacity with managed orchestration.
- [QumulusAI](https://neocloudrankings.com/qumulusai/): Dedicated AI infrastructure provider designing and operating single-tenant GPU environments for customer-controlled workloads.
- [Radiant](https://neocloudrankings.com/radiant/): AI infrastructure platform formed by merging Ori Industries with Brookfield’s AI infrastructure business; the Ori cloud now runs as Radiant AI Cloud. It plans up to 1 GW of UK compute at Drax.
- [Runpod](https://neocloudrankings.com/runpod/): Self-serve GPU cloud with on-demand pods and serverless GPUs for more than one million developers in 186 countries. It passed $325M ARR in October 2026.
- [Scaleway](https://neocloudrankings.com/scaleway/): European sovereign cloud and AI provider within iliad Group, offering GPU instances and dedicated AI clusters.
- [Sesterce](https://neocloudrankings.com/sesterce/): French AI infrastructure group developing GPU campuses in France and Finland, including a 1 GW campus at Bosquel with SoftBank. NVIDIA, Société Générale and BNP Paribas appear among its customers.
- [Shadeform](https://neocloudrankings.com/shadeform/): GPU marketplace aggregating independent clouds through one provisioning console and billing relationship.
- [Shakti Cloud](https://neocloudrankings.com/shakti-cloud/): Yotta Data Services’ sovereign GPU cloud in India, running 8,000+ NVIDIA H100s from Navi Mumbai and Greater Noida. Sarvam AI and IIT Madras train on it.
- [SHARON AI](https://neocloudrankings.com/sharon-ai/): Australian sovereign GPU cloud with dedicated clusters and flexible virtualized deployments from Melbourne infrastructure.
- [STN](https://neocloudrankings.com/stn/): GPU One provides single-tenant reserved GPU clusters and private AI infrastructure operated for enterprise customers.
- [Taiga Cloud](https://neocloudrankings.com/taiga-cloud/): Northern Data Group’s GPU cloud, now part of Quake AI, with clusters in the UK, Portugal, Sweden and Norway. It states 24,000 GPUs and 970 PFlop/s of AI Linpack performance.
- [TensorDock](https://neocloudrankings.com/tensordock/): GPU marketplace supplying virtual machines through independent hosts. Partner availability is kept separate from an owned or contracted GPU fleet.
- [TensorWave](https://neocloudrankings.com/tensorwave/): AMD-only GPU cloud renting Instinct MI300X, MI325X, MI355X and MI455X clusters. It has raised over $500M and rates Silver in ClusterMAX 3.0.
- [Together AI](https://neocloudrankings.com/together-ai/): AI cloud that sells GPU clusters from 8 to 4,000+ GPUs alongside its inference and fine-tuning platform. It states a 2 GW+ US power portfolio and raised an $800M Series C in July 2026.
- [Vast.ai](https://neocloudrankings.com/vast-ai/): Los Angeles GPU marketplace where independent hosts and certified data centers rent out NVIDIA GPUs by the hour. It passed 17,000 GPUs across 350+ hosts in 2024.
- [Verda](https://neocloudrankings.com/verda/): Helsinki-based GPU cloud, formerly DataCrunch, running NVIDIA GB300, B300, B200 and H200 capacity in Europe. It has raised over $450M.
- [VESSL](https://neocloudrankings.com/vessl/): AI cloud providing GPU workspaces, jobs and dedicated clusters for training and inference.
- [Vultr](https://neocloudrankings.com/vultr/): Independent cloud with 34 regions that rents NVIDIA and AMD Instinct GPUs next to general compute. It launched a 20 MW AMD MI355X supercluster in Chennai in October 2026.
- [WhiteFiber](https://neocloudrankings.com/whitefiber/): Listed AI cloud and colocation provider reporting revenue obligations separately from future colocation lease payments. Its NC-1 contracted IT capacity is now online.

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