Beijing Paratera Technology Co., Ltd.
Data centres and digital infrastructure · Beijing, Beijing
About Beijing Paratera Technology Co., Ltd.
Beijing Paratera Technology Co., Ltd., known internationally as Paratera, is a Beijing company founded in 2007 and listed on the Beijing Stock Exchange that operates a national computing network. Rather than being limited to a single data centre, its intelligent scheduling platform aggregates resources from dozens of intelligent computing and supercomputing centres spread across China, with hundreds of thousands of CPU cores and tens of thousands of GPUs dynamically assigned to each customer.
On that network it sells end-to-end digital infrastructure services: GPU cloud servers, dedicated bare metal servers, high-performance computing pools, container cloud, its own parallel and object storage, and a MaaS platform giving access to language models for text, vision and image generation. Its vertical clouds serve scientific supercomputing, industrial manufacturing with design and simulation, artificial intelligence and computing platforms built on domestic Chinese processors.
The model is that of a computing-infrastructure-as-a-service operator: partner centres contribute the physical capacity and Paratera provides the orchestration, operation and commercial layer, a scheme designed to make use of underutilised centres and bring computing power to companies and research institutions. Its corporate website publishes in detail the configurations and hourly or monthly prices of each resource zone, from consumer-GPU clusters to high-end training nodes.
On that network it sells end-to-end digital infrastructure services: GPU cloud servers, dedicated bare metal servers, high-performance computing pools, container cloud, its own parallel and object storage, and a MaaS platform giving access to language models for text, vision and image generation. Its vertical clouds serve scientific supercomputing, industrial manufacturing with design and simulation, artificial intelligence and computing platforms built on domestic Chinese processors.
The model is that of a computing-infrastructure-as-a-service operator: partner centres contribute the physical capacity and Paratera provides the orchestration, operation and commercial layer, a scheme designed to make use of underutilised centres and bring computing power to companies and research institutions. Its corporate website publishes in detail the configurations and hourly or monthly prices of each resource zone, from consumer-GPU clusters to high-end training nodes.