A neocloud is a GPU-focused cloud provider, typically newer and narrower in scope than a hyperscaler, built specifically around GPU compute for AI workloads rather than general-purpose cloud services.
Neoclouds compete with hyperscalers by specializing: instead of matching AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud's full breadth of services, they focus narrowly on GPU compute, often at more competitive pricing or with more available capacity.
Specializing lets smaller or newer operators compete in AI infrastructure without needing hyperscaler-scale capital or a decade of general cloud services built out first.
hosted·ai describes its own product as a turnkey neocloud software stack, the software layer that turns servers and GPUs into high-margin AI cloud infrastructure for exactly this kind of operator. See the Neocloud Survival Guide for practical guidance.
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