Hivenet runs workloads on enterprise-grade infrastructure, operated by Hivenet end-to-end, and proven by our benchmarks, our customers, and the choice of governments.
AI inference
Open-source models
GPU/CPU compute
HPC workloads
S3-compatible storage
Fixed GPU pricing
Per-second compute billing
France, UAE, and USA deployment paths
Researchers, AI builders, education teams, studios, and enterprises run their GPU compute, AI workloads, and infrastructure on Hivenet because it stays fast, stays cost-aware, and stays explainable.
Hivenet's distributed architecture is developed through state-of-the-art research and development, anchored by a long-running partnership with INRIA, the French National Institute for Research in Digital Science and Technology.
Hivenet develops its distributed architecture in a research partnership with INRIA.
Hivenet holds the BPI France Deep Tech classification for its distributed cloud work.
Researchers and PhDs contributing to Hivenet's distributed-systems work.
Peer-reviewed papers from the research partnership.
Patents filed from the distributed cloud research.
Hivenet operates the full stack behind its products for AI, compute, storage, and file movement, so you get a clear line of sight between workload, performance, pricing, and region, and you do not have to manage the layers underneath. Enterprise-grade infrastructure, operated by Hivenet end-to-end.
Hivenet connects distributed infrastructure through its software layer, giving workloads a path to run closer to the right region, capacity, and cost profile.
Hivenet gives teams an infrastructure path outside the usual hyperscaler default for suitable workloads.
The platform is built around practical control, standard interfaces, and infrastructure choices that customers can understand.
Hivenet's distributed cloud work is supported by long-running research with INRIA.
For storage workloads, Hivenet splits files into encrypted fragments and distributes them across nodes inside the chosen region. No single node holds a complete usable copy. Compute, Inference, and other products use their own operating models.
Files are encrypted before they are distributed through the storage network.
Files are split into fragments, so no single node holds a full usable copy.
Storage fragments stay inside the selected region, making residency part of the architecture.
Fragments are replicated across nodes so data can remain available when individual nodes go offline.
At Hivenet, sovereignty means practical control over location, infrastructure path, access model, operational interface, and exit route. It shows up in where workloads run, which infrastructure path they use, how teams access them, which tools they can use, and how they can move if their needs change.
Use available regions across France, the UAE, and the USA.
Run suitable AI, compute, and storage workloads on Hivenet-operated infrastructure, supported by the wider Antimatter and Policloud infrastructure stack.
Use SSH for Compute, managed endpoints for Inference, and standard APIs for Storage.
Use interfaces such as S3-compatible APIs, boto3, aws-cli, rclone, SSH, and documented APIs where supported.
Standard tools and interfaces make it easier to move data and workloads when your needs change.
Hivenet is built for teams that need workloads to run well before they care about the architecture underneath. The trust test is simple: show what ran, where it ran, how it performed, and what it cost.
Benchmark pages should show the workload, hardware, region, configuration, and pricing basis behind each result.
Published GPU rates and per-second billing help teams estimate compute spend before launching instances.
Hivenet helps teams match the workload to the right path: raw Compute, managed Inference, Private AI, or Storage.
Teams with larger or production workloads can work with Hivenet on architecture, migration, and fit.
Cost-performance and sustainability point in the same direction: less waste, better use of available capacity, and fewer unnecessary infrastructure layers.

Hivenet's distributed model compared with the centralized-cloud baseline used in the current sustainability analysis.
No dedicated water-cooling infrastructure for the distributed model described in the green white paper.
Estimated reduction in operational energy use compared with the centralized-cloud baseline used in Hivenet's sustainability analysis.
6 peer-reviewed papers from the INRIA research partnership.
2 patents filed from Hivenet's distributed cloud research.
Coverage of Hivenet's distributed cloud work and milestones.
Classified as Deep Tech by BPI France.
Named one of the 10 Most Innovative Swiss Startups 2024.
Distributed cloud research with one of France's leading public research institutes.

David Gurlé
Founder & CTO/CPO
David founded Symphony, a secure, encrypted communications platform for financial firms, and previously held senior leadership roles at Skype’s business unit. That background matters for a cloud company built around performance, sovereignty, and infrastructure that customers can explain.
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