KREA AI Beats GPU Shortage with io.net’s Decentralized Network

KREA Secures Affordable GPU Access Through IO.net Partnership to Meet Growing Enterprise Demand

  • AI image platform KREA overcame GPU shortage challenges by partnering with IO.net to access a decentralized network of over 300,000 GPUs.
  • The partnership provides KREA with high-performance NVIDIA A100-80Gs GPUs at approximately 60% below market average costs.
  • This solution enables KREA to scale operations and meet increasing demand from major clients like Nike, apple, and Meta.

KREA, an advanced AI image and video generation platform utilizing 2,500+ machine learning models, has secured crucial GPU resources through a partnership with io.net. The collaboration addresses KREA’s computational challenges during a global GPU shortage, enabling the platform to meet growing demand from high-profile clients including Nike, Apple, and Meta as of January 2025.

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The AI startup had reached a critical scaling impasse due to the worldwide shortage of graphics processing units, while simultaneously experiencing surging interest from both enterprise clients and an expanding user base. KREA, found at @krea_ai on Twitter, required a solution that could provide both immediate computational capacity and long-term scalability.

Strategic Partnership Benefits

Through the partnership with io.net, KREA gained access to a decentralized network of over 300,000 GPUs, specifically including NVIDIA A100-80Gs models optimized for AI workloads. These resources are deployed on Kubernetes, allowing seamless integration with KREA’s existing infrastructure while maintaining operational efficiency.

“The current global GPU shortage is slowing down many AI projects during a key moment for growth and expansion,” noted sources from the implementation team. The partnership delivers three critical advantages: immediate access to high-performance GPUs, dynamic cluster scalability to handle user activity surges, and significantly reduced operational costs at approximately 60% below market averages.

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Overcoming Industry-Wide Challenges

For AI-driven companies like KREA, computational resources represent a fundamental requirement for growth rather than merely an operational expense. The platform’s advanced creative capabilities demand substantial GPU bandwidth to process complex computations across its numerous machine learning models.

By leveraging io.net’s decentralized compute infrastructure, KREA has established a sustainable path forward despite industry-wide resource constraints. This approach allows the company to focus on product development and market expansion without the limitations typically imposed by the current GPU shortage.

The collaboration demonstrates how emerging AI companies can navigate hardware constraints through strategic partnerships with decentralized computing networks, potentially establishing a new model for scaling compute-intensive applications in resource-constrained environments.

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