Lambda is a GPU-native infrastructure provider that specializes in AI computing workloads. Founded in 2012 by brothers Stephen and Michael Balaban, the company transitioned from developing computer vision tools to offering a comprehensive suite of AI-focused hardware, cloud, and software solutions. Lambda provides on-demand GPU cloud services, pre-built hardware systems like workstations and servers, and complete AI factories that integrate NVIDIA GPUs with advanced cooling and power systems.
Lambdas offerings include access to NVIDIA GPU clusters, private cloud deployments, and high-performance integrated systems designed for training and inference of AI models. The company emphasizes secure, single-tenant architecture and managed orchestration to ...
Lambda is a GPU-native infrastructure provider that specializes in AI computing workloads. Founded in 2012 by brothers Stephen and Michael Balaban, the company transitioned from developing computer vision tools to offering a comprehensive suite of AI-focused hardware, cloud, and software solutions. Lambda provides on-demand GPU cloud services, pre-built hardware systems like workstations and servers, and complete AI factories that integrate NVIDIA GPUs with advanced cooling and power systems.
Lambdas offerings include access to NVIDIA GPU clusters, private cloud deployments, and high-performance integrated systems designed for training and inference of AI models. The company emphasizes secure, single-tenant architecture and managed orchestration to support large-scale workloads. With over 50,000 machine learning teams utilizing its Lambda Stack and GPU Cloud, Lambda serves a diverse range of clients, including researchers, startups, and enterprises, all seeking efficient and secure computing solutions for their AI projects.
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Number of Employees:
250-1000
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Annual Revenue:
$500M-1 Billion