Built for Scientific Teams and ML Engineers

Your GPU.Your Desktop.Raw Performance.

A full Linux desktop with direct GPU passthrough in your browser — powered by AxonOS, without VM overhead.

Direct GPU driver passthroughFull Linux desktop in browserCUDA / ROCm / oneAPI supportEncrypted remote access
AxonGPU workstation with GPU metrics on a Linux-based desktop

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GPU-Native Containers vs GPU Virtualization

The three most common concerns

  • Will it feel like a real GPU workstation, or another thin remote layer?
  • Will I get predictable performance without hidden VM overhead?
  • Can my team keep full control of tools, environments, and workflows?

AxonGPU runs workloads in GPU-native containers using direct passthrough to the host CUDA/ROCm/oneAPI driver stack — avoiding hypervisor/vGPU overhead.

Visualization of GPU-native container access with direct driver passthrough versus virtualized GPU access layers

Virtualized GPU Access Adds Overhead

Hypervisor-style GPU virtualization (VM/vGPU) introduces latency and unpredictable performance characteristics. When you're running simulations that take days, even a 5% performance hit from virtualization overhead compounds into hours of wasted compute time and budget. GPU-native containers with direct driver passthrough avoid this overhead.

Scientists Need Native Desktops

Real scientific work happens in integrated environments. You need your IDE, your visualization tools, your data pipelines, and your GPU all working together seamlessly. Jupyter notebooks and web-based interfaces are fine for exploration, but production workflows require the full power and flexibility of a Linux-based desktop.

AxonOS provides this complete environment — a full scientific computing desktop forked from DeSciOS, with JupyterLab, RStudio, bioinformatics tools, AI assistant, and more, all accessible through your browser with GPU-native container support.

Virtualization Overhead Hurts Reproducibility and Throughput

When you can't directly access the host GPU driver stack, you can't guarantee reproducible results. Virtualization layers, resource contention, and hidden abstraction create variability that breaks scientific rigor. AxonGPU uses GPU-native containers with direct driver passthrough, giving you raw performance characteristics you can measure and optimize.

GPU-Native Containers. Not GPU Virtualization.

Direct driver passthrough, without VM overhead.

Side-by-side comparison: GPU-native containerized access with direct driver passthrough (left) versus virtualized/emulated GPU access with VM/vGPU overhead (right)
AxonGPUVirtualized GPU Cloud
GPU-native containers with direct driver passthrough (CUDA/ROCm/oneAPI)Virtualized/emulated GPU access (VM/vGPU, remote GPU abstraction)
Direct passthrough to host GPU drivers, no hypervisor overheadHypervisor/vGPU layers, container runtime, API gateway overhead
Full Linux based desktop environmentWeb interfaces, Jupyter, or SSH-only access
Native tooling, integrated environments, full OS capabilitiesLimited to containerized applications, restricted environments
Raw performance, consistent, measurable, no virtualization overheadVariable due to virtualization overhead, scheduling, and contention

Built for Serious Workloads

AxonGPU is designed for professionals who need real performance, not marketing promises.

Abstract visualization of computational data flow and scientific grids
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Scientific Computing

Run complex simulations, numerical analysis, and computational research with direct hardware control and full reproducibility.

Abstract visualization of genomic and bioinformatics data
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Genomics & Bioinformatics

Process genomic data, run protein folding simulations, and analyze large-scale biological datasets with native GPU acceleration.

Abstract visualization of particle simulation and scientific computing
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Simulation & Modeling

Physics simulations, fluid dynamics, molecular dynamics, and other compute-intensive workloads that require predictable performance.

Abstract neural network visualization for machine learning workloads
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ML Training & Inference

Train and deploy machine learning models with full control over your environment, dependencies, and optimization strategies.

GPU utilization metrics for high-performance computing

HPC Workflows

High-performance computing workloads that demand consistent, measurable performance without virtualization overhead.

GPU performance metrics and monitoring
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Research Environments

Collaborative research setups where teams need shared access to powerful GPU resources with full desktop capabilities.

Simple Architecture

Three layers: native GPU nodes, AxonOS, and secure desktop access — all without VM overhead.

  • Direct driver passthrough to host CUDA/ROCm/oneAPI
  • Full Linux desktop in the browser for real workflows
  • Encrypted access with predictable performance

Flexible Pricing

Pay in USD or $AXGT with hourly or quote-based options; AXGT unlocks preferred discounted pricing.

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If you pay for GPUs, you should own their performance.

Stop accepting virtualization overhead that hides your hardware's true capabilities. Get GPU-native containers with direct driver passthrough to the GPUs you're paying for, with a full Linux-based desktop environment built for serious computing.

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