The educated guess
A sensible plan by experienced engineers. Nobody could see it runs out of GPU memory.
- GPU allocation
- 16 × H100
- GPU memory
- 80 GB
- Runtime, then died
- 6.5 h
- Completion probability
- 11%
Expanse delivers compute certainty.
We predict exactly what every job needs before it runs, so your cluster does far more real work with the same hardware.
A training run, an HPC simulation, an inference serving fleet: before any of them, an engineer has to decide how much GPU, memory and time it needs.
Today, that decision is a guess. Expanse replaces it with evidence.
Illustrative comparison values showing the same workload before and after Expanse analysis.
A sensible plan by experienced engineers. Nobody could see it runs out of GPU memory.
The same job, analysed and re-planned in seconds.
Expanse learns from everything that runs on your cluster. The only difference is how predictions reach you: ask in the terminal, or have them applied behind the scenes.
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Use Expanse analyse before launching large-scale simulations to estimate resource requirements and reduce failed or overprovisioned jobs.
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Behind the scenes
Predictions happen automatically behind the scenes. Models are continuously right-sized, GPUs are utilized more efficiently, and workloads are optimized without changing developer workflows.
Behind the scenes
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Run expanse analyse before you submit. Predict GPU allocation, memory usage, runtime, and failure risk before your job enters the queue.
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Predicts each job’s memory, runtime and failure risk before it runs, so requests are sized on evidence instead of estimation.
Finds the root cause of failed jobs from code, logs and metrics, so engineers stop losing hours in logs.
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Expanse sits alongside SLURM, Kubernetes or Nomad, not in place of them. Your scheduler keeps scheduling; Expanse sizes the requests it schedules.
Runs alongside your scheduler, not instead of it. Expanse sits alongside SLURM, Kubernetes or Nomad, not in place of them. Your scheduler keeps scheduling; Expanse sizes the requests it schedules.
Talk to our team about how Expanse fits your cluster, your scheduler, and your workloads.