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Meshia is a single workspace that autonomously scales and manages massive compute and intelligence towards solving hard problems

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How Meshia works

Describe your research objective in natural language. Meshia interprets the goal, identifies the right models, and plans the work.

Drop files, repos, images, or logs into your workspace. Everything becomes searchable context for the experiment run.

GPUs provision automatically. Experiments run in parallel across the cluster, scaling up or down as the work demands.

Review results, refine hypotheses, and re-run. Every iteration is tracked with full lineage and proof artifacts.

Which hidden biomarker explains the responder group across these assay exports, patient-note traces, and validation folds?

Research plan6 nodes
GoalFind hidden responder biomarker
HypothesisTemporal assay drift separates cohorts
ExperimentRun embedding scan across 14 folds
SuccessAUC > .82 with held-out validation

A single control pane

Plans, GPU allocation, live visualizations, and proof artifacts stay in one inspectable surface.

Meshia run-014 / responder-biomarker
clinical-safety-audit · active workspace
Compute4x H100 · 80GBLinkRunningUtil87%
Find the hidden biomarker that explains the responder group. Use de-identified notes, assay exports, and model traces.

I mapped the cohort files, split the scan into 14 validation folds, and started a verifier pass on the hard cases. The strongest signal is temporal assay drift paired with protein stability.

I am reconciling the verifier disagreement now. Two folds are pointing at assay drift as a stable separator.

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17 tools

Optimized for continuous iteration

Autoscaling compute

Boots the right GPUs for each phase, then winds them down when the work is done. You never manage infrastructure.

COMPUTE
4GPUs

Model interplay

Frontier models collaborate, challenge, and reconcile work before results ship. No single point of failure in reasoning.

3 MODELS RECONCILING

Data-aware workspace

Files, repos, logs, metrics, and prior outputs stay searchable as run context. The workspace remembers everything.

▸workspace/
▸data/
·patient_notes.csv
·assay_results.json
▸runs/
▸run-001/
·checkpoint.pt

Proof artifacts

Checkpoints, traces, eval buckets, and memos are packaged with lineage. Every result comes with receipts.

ARTIFACT
Clinical safety audit — Run 14
96% safe responses

Pricing

Start small. Scale when the work starts needing serious compute.

Trial

Try Meshia on real runs. No credit card required.

$0
  • $10 in starter credits
  • All GPU types, subject to availability
  • 1 active session
  • Full agent with 55+ tools
  • 100 GB storage
Start free
Pro

For teams running real experiments at scale. Annual billing saves $1,200.

Most popular
$500/mo
  • Up to 10 concurrent sessions*
  • Priority GPU allocation
  • Persistent volumes with 30-day retention
  • Experiment tracking and scheduled runs
  • Cross-model consensus
  • Agent memory across sessions
Enterprise

Dedicated infrastructure, compliance, and SLAs.

Custom
  • Everything in Pro
  • Reserved H100 and H200 capacity
  • Unlimited sessions
  • SSO and team management
  • Custom model deployment
  • Data residency controls
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Prices in USD. Billed monthly via Stripe. GPU, agent calls, and storage are metered separately.

FAQ

Yes. Plans cover the Meshia workspace. GPU, agent calls, and storage are all metered separately based on use. You are not charged for GPU time while waiting in the queue.

Yes. Trial starts at $0 with starter credits. Pro is for teams that need priority allocation, more concurrency, retained volumes, and stronger experiment workflows.

Meshia can provision across the live fleet, including RTX 4090, RTX 5090, A6000, A100, H100, and H200 when available. Enterprise customers can reserve capacity for specific GPU classes.

Session traces, eval outputs, checkpoints, and review memos are packaged as proof artifacts. Persistent storage depends on your plan and the run configuration.

Yes. You can start on Trial, move to Pro when runs get serious, or contact us for dedicated capacity and compliance needs.

Compute availability

Meshia connects to compute around the world and scales with your research and experiments

REGIONS
United StatesFrontier
B200H200H100
CanadaBurst
H100A100
IcelandHigh memory
H200H100
IndiaRegional
H100L40S
JapanRegional
H200H100
GPU TYPES
FrontierB300
288 GBGlobal
Rate$7.98/hr

Extreme single-GPU memory for long-context inference, large verifier models, and frontier-scale experiments.

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FrontierB200
180 GBUS
Rate$6.88/hr

Largest training branches, long-context inference, and dense verifier passes.

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FrontierRTX PRO 6000
96 GBBurst
Rate$1.94/hr

Blackwell memory headroom for high-resolution vision, large adapters, and heavy inference batches.

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FrontierH200
141 GBUS / IS / JP
Rate$4.13/hr

High-memory training, retrieval-heavy evals, and long document inference.

Simulation
Training
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CoreH100 NVL
94 GBGlobal
Rate$2.98/hr

High-throughput Hopper runs with extra memory for large inference, RL, and model-parallel branches.

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Training
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CoreH100
80 GBGlobal
Rate$3.09/hr

General training, RL, adapter sweeps, simulation, and batch inference.

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CoreA100 PCIe
80 GBNA
Rate$1.37/hr

Reliable 80 GB CUDA compatibility for fine-tunes, baselines, and memory-bound inference.

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CoreA100
80 GBNA
Rate$1.60/hr

Stable fine-tunes, baseline comparisons, and repeatable ablations.

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InteractiveRTX 6000 Ada
48 GBBurst
Rate$0.85/hr

Ada 48 GB headroom for vision models, rendering-adjacent ML, and interactive inference.

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InteractiveRTX A6000
48 GBBurst
Rate$0.38/hr

Large-batch prototypes, vision workloads, embeddings, and mid-sized fine-tunes.

Simulation
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InteractiveRTX A5000
24 GBBurst
Rate$0.18/hr

Cost-efficient 24 GB workhorse for adapters, embeddings, and cheap parallel experiments.

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InteractiveL40S
48 GBBurst
Rate$0.99/hr

Vision, embeddings, lightweight fine-tunes, and prototypes.

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BurstRTX 5090
32 GBBurst
Rate$1.14/hr

Fast prototypes and cheap parallel exploration.

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BurstRTX 4090
24 GBBurst
Rate$0.79/hr

Many small experiments, smoke tests, and low-cost branches.

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BurstRTX 3090
24 GBBurst
Rate$0.25/hr

Budget CUDA branch for small fine-tunes, package checks, and low-cost inference tests.

Simulation
Training
Inference

Put discovery on autopilot

Which hidden biomarker explains the responder group?What recipe might push battery life past the plateau?Which verifier catches hallucinated citations early?What benchmark exposes the brittle policy?
Which hidden biomarker explains the responder group?What recipe might push battery life past the plateau?Which verifier catches hallucinated citations early?What benchmark exposes the brittle policy?
How can temporal intuition live natively inside an LLM?Which agent critique improves the proof?Which CRISPR edit restores the failed pathway?Where should compute branch next?
How can temporal intuition live natively inside an LLM?Which agent critique improves the proof?Which CRISPR edit restores the failed pathway?Where should compute branch next?
What sensor fusion change makes SLAM stable in shifting rooms?Which controller survives the sim-to-real jump?What material stack lowers thermal drift?What latent signal predicts protein stability?
What sensor fusion change makes SLAM stable in shifting rooms?Which controller survives the sim-to-real jump?What material stack lowers thermal drift?What latent signal predicts protein stability?

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Stop wrangling infrastructure and intelligence. Start running experiments that converge on results.

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