Hyperbolic Labs
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Hyperbolic is an open-access decentralized AI cloud platform that aggregates global GPU resources, offering a compute marketplace, AI inference services, and model deployment capabilities. The platform employs a Proof of Sampling (PoSP) verification mechanism, ensuring trustworthy inference results while reducing verification costs, making the distributed compute network practical and economical.
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About Hyperbolic Labs
Hyperbolic Labs is an open-access AI cloud platform that connects GPU suppliers with developers through a decentralized network. Its core business is renting out computing power for AI training, fine-tuning, and inference, with flexible options ranging from on-demand instances to reserved clusters and private clouds.
The main selling point is cost efficiency: by aggregating idle GPUs from various providers, Hyperbolic offers prices reportedly 75% lower than legacy clouds, with H100 instances starting at around $2.09 per GPU per hour. This directly addresses a common pain point in the AI industry, where developers face long procurement cycles, rigid contracts, and high costs when trying to access computing resources from traditional cloud providers.
In the past six months, Hyperbolic has expanded its infrastructure and services. In April 2026, it offered H100 clusters with InfiniBand networking in the UK and EU at $2.49 per GPU per hour. In June, it launched a new EU region (eu-west-3) with H100 SXM5s available on demand. By July, the company published pricing guides for H200 GPUs and joined the 'Open Weights and American AI Leadership' initiative. In August, it introduced dedicated model hosting for production workloads requiring tighter latency control.
One notable negative aspect over the past two years is that GPU rental prices on the platform can fluctuate significantly based on market supply and demand, which may introduce budget uncertainty for users who prefer predictable costs. However, the reserved cluster option helps mitigate this issue.
Founded in late 2022 by Yuchen and Jasper, Hyperbolic Labs began with a $725K pre-seed round. In July 2024, it raised $7M in seed funding led by Polychain Capital and Lightspeed Faction to build a decentralized GPU marketplace. December 2024 brought a $12M Series A, totaling $20M in funding. In February 2025, Hyperbolic became an official inference provider on Hugging Face, marking a major distribution milestone. By March 2025, it supported DeepSeek-V3-0324 on Hugging Face and saw 2.6x monthly GPU hour growth. In April 2025, the platform surpassed 195,000 developers processing 112 billion tokens monthly, and launched Auto Top-Ups and custom port configuration. May 2025 saw the release of an MCP server for natural language GPU orchestration and a rebrand to hyperbolic.ai.
Jasper Zhang (Co-Founder & CEO): Ph.D. in Mathematics from UC Berkeley (completed in 2 years), gold medals at Alibaba Global Math Competition and Chinese Mathematical Olympiad, former Quantitative Researcher at Citadel Securities and Senior Blockchain Researcher at Ava Labs.
Yuchen Jin (Co-Founder & CTO): Ph.D. in Computer Science from University of Washington, former roles at ByteDance AI Lab, Microsoft Research Azure, and OctoAI, led the Relax project in Apache TVM.
Hyperbolic Labs has seen recent team changes. Co-Founder & CTO Yuchen Jin left in April 2026, and Head of Product Kai Huang departed in May 2026.