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Early access is open to enterprises on NVIDIA H200. More GPUs, and access for more teams, are coming soon. We reply within one working day with a capacity plan and a firm rupee quote.

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Tell us the shape of the workload. We reply within one working day with a capacity plan and a firm NPR quote.

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Location

Kathmandu Valley, Nepal · np-ktm-1

Support hours

Nepal Standard Time (UTC+5:45). Technical questions welcome.

Payment rails

eSewa, Khalti, bank transfer or a corporate invoice on net terms — all in NPR.

Quick answers

Before you write.

Who can get access today?

Enterprises, on NVIDIA H200. The RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell is coming soon, and so is access for more teams. Ask now and we will tell you first.

What should I include?

The model and its size, roughly how much data, the GPU hours you expect each month, and whether you need pods, notebooks, an API for a model or dedicated servers. A rough guess is fine.

How quickly will I hear back?

Within one working day, with a capacity plan and a firm price in NPR. Once you accept it and your account is set up, you launch on H200 and pay by the second.

Do you support universities?

Yes. Access for universities and labs is coming soon, with JupyterHub built for teaching. Join the list now and we will be in touch when it opens.

How will I pay?

In Nepali rupees, metered by the second with a 60-second minimum. Pay by eSewa, Khalti, bank transfer or a corporate invoice on net terms.

Can data stay in Nepal?

Yes — that is the point. Compute and storage are in our Kathmandu datacenter, nothing is copied abroad, and regulated projects block all outbound traffic by default. This form is the exception: it travels through FormSubmit, so keep confidential details for a secure channel.