Voltage Park provides NVIDIA GPU cloud capacity on demand or reserved, on bare-metal servers connected with InfiniBand. It reports about 36,000 NVIDIA Hopper, Blackwell and Grace Blackwell GPUs across six Tier 3+ data centers in four US states. It aims to make high-performance AI compute accessible to startups, enterprises and researchers, and says it has merged with Lightning AI. It was founded in 2023 and is backed by a nonprofit.
| Field | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | San Francisco, California, USA | PUBLIC SOURCE techcrunch.com |
| Founded | 2023 | PUBLIC SOURCE techcrunch.com |
| Ownership | Private; merged with Lightning AI | COMPANY WEBSITE voltagepark.com |
| Employees | No data | NO DATA |
| Revenue (published) | No data | NO DATA |
| Operations and regions | 6 Tier 3+ data centers in 4 US states | COMPANY WEBSITE voltagepark.com |
| Customers and markets | AI startups, enterprises, research institutions | COMPANY WEBSITE voltagepark.com |
| Facilities and capacity | ~36,000 NVIDIA GPUs; InfiniBand clusters up to 8,176 GPUs | COMPANY WEBSITE voltagepark.com |
| Technologies | Dell PowerEdge XE9680 with NVIDIA HGX H100; 3,200 Gbps Quantum-2 InfiniBand | COMPANY WEBSITE voltagepark.com |
| Certifications and standards | No data | NO DATA |
| Partners and named customers | Penguin Solutions, Dell, VAST and NVIDIA | COMPANY WEBSITE voltagepark.com |
Accessed Oct 12, 2026.
