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TAHO Labs
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Execution-fabric infrastructure that splits AI/compute workloads into units and packs GPUs to cut cost and raise utilization.

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Brainboard
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AI-driven platform to visually design multi-cloud infrastructure and auto-generate Terraform code with built-in CI/CD.

17K visits/mo
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CloudKeeper Tuner
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Automated AWS usage optimization platform giving engineers 150+ recommendations across 50+ services, averaging ~10% savings.

43K visits/mo
Pricing

No public pricing

Free: $0 (unlimited architectures and code generation)
Pro: $99/user/mo (Git, CI/CD, RBAC, remote backend)

Free trial available

CloudKeeper Tuner: 2% of monthly AWS bill (1% for CloudKeeper AZ/EDP+ customers)

Free trial available

Core features
  • Decomposes workloads into small routable units
  • Packs GPUs/CPUs to raise utilization
  • Works with Kubernetes, SLURM, CUDA and ROCm
  • Runs on cloud, on-prem and edge
  • Sits beneath existing orchestration with no rewrite
  • Visual multi-cloud architecture designer
  • Instant Terraform/OpenTofu code generation
  • Drift detection and remediation
  • Embedded visual CI/CD engine
  • GitOps workflow and RBAC
  • AI infrastructure generation from prompts
  • 150+ recommendations across 50+ AWS services
  • Zombie and unused resource cleanup
  • Over-provisioned rightsizing
  • Idle-resource scheduler
  • SpotBot for ECS Fargate spot/on-demand switching
  • AWS console extension with Slack/Teams alerts
Use cases
  • Increasing GPU cluster utilization
  • Cutting AI/compute infrastructure cost
  • Speeding up training and inference workloads
  • Getting more from existing hardware without migration
  • Designing and deploying cloud infrastructure visually
  • Migrating to Infrastructure as Code
  • Standardizing Terraform modules and naming
  • Detecting drift between design and live cloud
  • Cutting AWS spend automatically
  • Rightsizing over-provisioned resources
  • Scheduling idle resources off-hours
  • Giving DevOps in-console cost recommendations
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