Shadeform vs Wasabi
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SF YC S23 GPU cloud marketplace at $1M revenue Jun 2024 with 5 employees; $500K seed with unified API across 20+ GPU clouds (Lambda/Nebius/Crusoe) solving GPU shortage competing with CoreWeave for ML infrastructure access.
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Shadeform is a San Francisco-based GPU cloud marketplace — backed by Y Combinator (S23) with $500,000 in seed funding from Charlotte Fund, Gravity Fund, Soma Capital, Y Combinator, and 7 additional investors — providing ML engineers, data scientists, and enterprises with a unified API and console for accessing and deploying GPU workloads across 20+ GPU cloud providers including Lambda Labs, Nebius, and Crusoe, achieving $1 million in annual revenue in June 2024 with a 5-person team. Founded in 2023 by Ed Goode and Ronald Ding, Shadeform addresses the GPU shortage and cloud fragmentation problem by aggregating GPU supply across multiple providers behind a single interface with smooth provisioning.
Cloud object storage at 80% less than AWS S3 with no egress fees; S3-compatible platform serving 50K+ customers in media, backup, and AI data storage workloads.
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Wasabi Technologies is a cloud object storage company providing hot cloud storage at approximately 80% less cost than Amazon S3, competing on price, performance, and simplicity for customers who need to store and access large volumes of data in the cloud. Founded in 2015 in Boston, Massachusetts by David Friend and Jeff Flowers (both serial entrepreneurs who previously founded Carbonite), Wasabi has raised approximately $500 million and positioned itself as the lowest-cost alternative to AWS S3, Google Cloud Storage, and Azure Blob Storage for high-volume data storage needs.
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