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Krova Cloud runs any app in its own Firecracker microVM — called a Cube — with its own kernel, no public IP, and full root SSH. Cubes boot in under a second and are billed by the minute at up to 69% less than Lightsail, DigitalOcean, Vultr, and Linode. Every Cube is isolated by design: its own kernel and a per-cube jailer sandbox, so one tenant's code can never see or reach another's. Private by default — only the ports you open are reachable, each one IP-allowlistable. Reserved RAM and disk with no oversubscription. Provision from the dashboard, CLI, TypeScript SDK, REST API, an MCP server for Claude and Cursor, or an n8n node. Everything ships with every Cube: custom domains with automatic HTTPS, TCP port forwarding, live snapshots and restores, Spaces for teams, scoped API keys, and outbound webhooks. Ideal for running untrusted user code, giving AI agents their own disposable computers, ephemeral CI and dev environments, Docker and container workloads, self-managed web/app hosting, and databases like Postgres, MySQL, and Redis.

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 $/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.