Aleph Cloud
Aleph Cloud is a decentralized cloud computing platform offering VPS, GPU resources, serverless functions, and confidential virtual machines.
What is Aleph Cloud?
Aleph Cloud is a decentralized cloud computing platform that provides a censorship-resistant alternative to traditional cloud services. It offers VPS instances, GPU cloud resources up to 80% cheaper than centralized providers, block storage, and serverless functions with instant provisioning. Aleph Cloud uses Trusted Execution Environments for confidential virtual machines, ensuring data remains encrypted and private during computation. Its enterprise-grade security includes zero-trust architecture, granular data governance, and compliance tools. Aleph Cloud supports multiple blockchains with crosschain interoperability and features composable, modular infrastructure that simplifies multi-chain deployment. Use cases span AI and ML model training, gaming, DeFi backend services, and enterprise data localization.
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