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Our inference API now generates images. Z-Image-Turbo — open-weight, Apache 2.0 — is live behind an OpenAI-compatible /v1/images/generations endpoint, running on consumer GPUs in our network. Free during beta. Try it from curl, Python, or straight from our Discord.
Our inference API can now see. Qwen 3.8 27B — natively multimodal, 32k context, tool calling — is live on the ParalonCloud API, free during beta. Send screenshots and images through the same OpenAI-compatible endpoint you already use.
You can now rent a GPU without leaving your editor. The ParalonCloud Rentals MCP server lets Claude Code, Claude Desktop, and Cursor browse GPUs, start a rental, and hand you the connection URL — in natural language, with one config line.
You can now rent GPUs on ParalonCloud from code. Browse available GPUs with live prices, start a JupyterLab rental, get its connection URL, and stop it — all over a simple REST API, with the same key you use for inference.
Providers on ParalonCloud can now set their own hourly price, per node. Here's how custom pricing works, what a 4090 or H100 actually earns, and how to pick a price that wins renters in a volatile GPU market.
Season 0 of the ParalonCloud incentivized testnet is live. Keep a GPU online and earn points — VRAM × time — climb the leaderboard, and get recognized as an early provider on the network.
We built Paralon Cloud to make GPU compute accessible to anyone — developers, researchers, and creators. Here's what we offer, why we built it, and where we're heading.