Q4: Nebius cloud updates

In October, a series of updates were introduced across various cloud services and platforms, including enhanced GPU support, new monitoring dashboards, and improved cluster management tools. Notably, the Paris region now offers NVIDIA H200 GPUs, and the Compute Cloud platform supports both AMD and NVIDIA configurations. Cluster management saw the addition of SSH access on worker nodes, enroot support without root privileges, and the introduction of Slurm partitions and a REST API for efficient resource scheduling. The Managed Service for Kubernetes integrated load balancer support, node autoscaling, and high availability by default, while the new Container Registry service in preview mode facilitates seamless image management. Data Store updates included filesystem resizing and enhanced object storage metrics, and the Managed Service for PostgreSQL saw improvements in performance metrics and cluster configuration options. MLOps services now offer enhanced MLflow support, with new logging and performance metrics, while the cloud platform features expanded network management options and identity access enhancements. Nebius AI Studio, rebranded as Nebius Token Factory, now features an expanded portfolio of large language models with increased token rate limits, further emphasizing its capability to support AI workloads at scale.

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