The GPUGO 2.0 platform introduces a new scalable architecture designed to support future services and products beyond simple GPU rental. The update features a redesigned public landing page, a public catalog for browsing hardware configurations, and a unified workspace for managing multiple pods and cloud storage.
The storage system has been separated from computing resources. Each pod now includes a 100 GB disk with an option to add up to 4 TB for temporary files, while persistent cloud storage of up to 4 TB can be created independently, allowing users to retain data after stopping a pod without paying for idle GPU time.
The platform now offers two billing models: a minute-based system that deducts funds from a balance as resources are used, and a fixed-term option for pre-paid rental periods. Users can also switch between light and dark interface themes within their personal account.
A new promotional code system has been implemented to support platform growth and user engagement. The company currently lists configurations such as the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 with 32 GB VRAM, 8 vCPU, and 32 GB RAM, starting at 57 RUB per hour.
