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serverless GPU

Serverless GPU is a cloud model in which users run GPU workloads on demand without managing servers.

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Serverless GPU applies the serverless computing model to GPU workloads. The cloud provider handles provisioning, scaling, and operating GPU servers, while users upload code or models and pay for the compute time they actually use.

It is used mainly for AI model inference. It reduces idle costs compared with renting GPU servers continuously, but a stopped worker may incur cold-start delays when it starts again.

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