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GPU as a Service (GPUaaS) refers to the offering of Graphics Processing Unit computational power through cloud services. The market for GPUaaS has evolved as part of the broader cloud computing and storage industry, aimed at catering to applications and tasks that require intensive parallel processing capabilities. Traditionally associated with rendering images and video processing, GPUs have become valuable for a variety of high-performance computing tasks, including artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), and scientific simulations. By utilizing the cloud-based GPU services, clients can scale their computational resources on-demand without the need for substantial upfront investment in physical hardware. GPUaaS enables users to access virtualized GPUs either as a standalone service or as part of a larger cloud computing package. The integration of these services into cloud infrastructures allows for seamless scalability, flexibility, and cost-effectiveness, as users only pay for the GPU resources they use. The service model is particularly beneficial to small and medium-sized enterprises that require high-performance computing capabilities but lack the resources to invest in and manage dedicated GPU hardware. Several companies have emerged as key players in the GPU as a Service market. Prominent among them are NVIDIA Corporation, with its NVIDIA GPU Cloud (NGC), Amazon Web Services with Amazon EC2 instances powered by NVIDIA GPUs, Google Cloud Platform which offers NVIDIA GPUs with its cloud instances, IBM Cloud which integrates NVIDIA GPUs for high-performance computing needs, and Microsoft Azure featuring NVIDIA GPUs suitable for a variety of compute-intensive scenarios. These companies provide an array of solutions that cater to Show Less Read more