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ShareMyGPU is preparing managed GPU rentals with automatic expiry and host isolation.

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Description

ShareMyGPU is preparing managed GPU rentals with automatic expiry and host isolation. Rentals and new listings are paused during the security build.

About ShareMyGPU

What is ShareMyGPU?

ShareMyGPU is a GPU rental marketplace currently paused while managed access is developed. No new rentals, owner listings or payments are open.

What ShareMyGPU does

The planned service provisions a workspace for paid time and shuts it down at expiry. The development plan covers workload isolation, resource limits and expiring leases, with owner-machine safeguards to be tested before reopening. A dedicated-machine pilot is being prepared to validate those controls.

Who ShareMyGPU is for

GPU owners interested in testing managed access can ask about the pilot using their hardware model and operating system. Prospective renters cannot book compute today, and the site asks owners not to send machine credentials or connection details.

How ShareMyGPU works

The proposed rental flow begins with a GPU’s model, VRAM, location and hourly price, then a chosen rental duration. A managed workspace would be provisioned for that period. These steps are still being tested before payment is accepted, and the pilot will verify isolation, limits and automatic shutdown first.

Key features

  • Rentals are paused during managed-access development.
  • New owner listings are not open.
  • No payments are being accepted.
  • The planned flow displays hardware and hourly price.
  • Workload isolation is under development.
  • Resource caps are part of the safety plan.
  • Expiry would shut down the managed workspace.
  • A dedicated-machine owner pilot is planned.

Facts from sharemygpu.com, checked 13 October 2026

  • The site marks managed compute as in development.

Written from ShareMyGPU's own website (Homepage). The maker can claim this listing to edit it.

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Frequently asked questions

Can a GPU be rented now?

No. Rentals are paused while managed access is built and booking steps will be published after checks pass.

Why is the old access flow unavailable?

The site says owner-supplied direct logins could not be revoked by the marketplace.

What hardware is named for the pilot?

The FAQ describes a dedicated Linux machine with a supported NVIDIA GPU, with exact requirements still to be published.

Should owners send login details?

No. The pilot request asks only for GPU model and operating system and explicitly excludes credentials or connection details.

Are owners receiving payouts?

No owner payouts occur while rentals are paused, according to the FAQ.