Nebius
Amsterdam-based AI cloud selling GPU and CPU virtual machines, managed Kubernetes and Slurm, serverless GPU containers and a model API.
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An AI cloud, run from Amsterdam.
Nebius is an AI cloud headquartered in Amsterdam and listed on Nasdaq, according to its about page. It sells NVIDIA GPU virtual machines and InfiniBand clusters, CPU-only VMs, managed Kubernetes and Slurm, object storage, shared filesystems and managed PostgreSQL and MLflow, billed per second of use on pay-as-you-go terms, with commitment discounts and preemptible capacity beside them. Serverless AI runs the customer’s own container image on GPU capacity the service provisions, as a notebook environment, a batch job or an HTTP endpoint, billed only while it runs.
Token Factory, a separate product on its own domain, sells an OpenAI-compatible API over a catalog of open models priced per token, and dedicated endpoints that run a supported open model on GPUs of the customer’s choosing; serving the customer’s own weights is in beta and enabled on request, per the custom weights docs. The regions page lists public regions in Finland, France, Spain, the United Kingdom, Israel and the United States.
Worth knowing
Card accounts are charged in arrears: usage accrues against a balance that is billed at the start of each month or when it crosses a threshold, as the pay-as-you-go docs describe. Serverless AI is not offered in every region.
Identity
- Ownership
- Publicly listed3
- Status
- Active
Deployment
- Deployment
- Control panel, Container image2
Regions and law
- Regions
- Spain, Finland, France, United Kingdom, Israel, United States9
- Headquarters
- Netherlands3
Automation
Sources
- 2026-09-24: Categories, GPU, Starting price, Entry price, Typical ceiling, Currencies
nebius.com/prices - 2026-09-24: Categories, Use cases, Runtimes, Deployment, GPU
docs.nebius.com/serverless/overview - 2026-09-24: Headquarters, Ownership
nebius.com/about - 2026-09-24: Operating system, Shell
docs.nebius.com/compute/virtual-machines/connect - 2026-09-24: GPU
docs.tokenfactory.nebius.com/ai-models-inference/dedicated-endpoints/overview - 2026-09-24: custom weights in beta
docs.tokenfactory.nebius.com/ai-models-inference/dedicated-endpoints/custom-weights - 2026-09-24: Pricing model
docs.nebius.com/compute/resources/pricing - 2026-09-24: Paid
docs.nebius.com/signup-billing/billing-models/payg - 2026-09-24: Regions
docs.nebius.com/overview/regions - 2026-09-24: API
github.com/nebius/api - 2026-09-24: CLI
docs.nebius.com/cli - 2026-09-24: MCP
github.com/nebius/mcp-server - 2026-09-24: Infrastructure as code
docs.nebius.com/terraform-provider
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