Compute-pulse

Compute Pulse (compute-pulse.com) — A two-layer asset. (1) Observation-level GPU price and capacity catalog: listings in USD per GPU-hour each retaining collection method, fetch time, optional upstream update time and source URL, filterable by GPU, provider, region, billing type, observed availability, price, minimum capacity and interconnect — spanning providers such as GMI Cloud, fal.ai (serverless GPUs at $4.00-$12.99/hr across 4 models) and Beam. (2) Specification-fixed benchmark indices for H100, H200, B200 and A100, each pinned to memory size, 8-GPU offer size, provider segment, geograp…

Compute-pulse offers (Price, Alternative, Supply Chain) — Four benchmark series (H100, H200, B200, A100) each fixed to a single specification, plus a listing catalog exposed at up to 200 rows per API request with pagination — implying the catalog runs to at least the low thousands of records — covering provider x GPU model x region x billing-type x availability tuples, with per-observation source URLs and fetch times. Provider coverage includes named neoclouds and serverless vendors (GMI Cloud, fal.ai with 4 models, Beam) within a wider listing set. The RFQ and capacity-submission record set is retained but not publicly sized..

Provenance-grade GPU procurement: ranking offers by total cost for a specific job against a specification-matched benchmark rather than a blended average, then escalating to firm quotes through the RFQ path; buy-side and research price discovery where every figure must be traceable to a source and a collection method; capacity discovery for immediate availability filtered by region, minimum capacity and interconnect; contract benchmarking using the fixed-configuration series, which avoids the common failure of comparing an H100 SXM against an H100 PCIe; validating a vendor's claim against a human-checked or firm-quote tier rather than a scraped listing; and feeding autonomous procurement agents, since the interface is purpose-built for machine consumption with declared contracts instead of scraping. The verification ladder additionally supports counterparty-risk screening — knowing whether a price is provider-submitted or human-verified changes how much weight it carries.

The data is with 1 years of history.

Coverage spans US; Financial Exchanges & Data, IT Services; price, alternative, supply_chain; equities, commodities, derivatives.