As recorded at collection: Intern InkStone: 5,000 computing points for scientific computing
As recorded at collection: Intern InkStone, which provides devices for scientific computing and devices equipped with graphics cards, offers 5,000 compute points. How to increase the quota after using all the points needs to be checked.
- What you get
- 5,000 computing points for scientific computing
- Price
- To be confirmed
- Valid until
- To be confirmed
- Requirements
- No separate information on sign-up, regional or card registration requirements · At the time of use, device allocation took about 1~2 minutes · Check how to increase the quota after using all the points
Details
Intern InkStone provides devices for scientific computing and devices equipped with graphics cards, and offers 5,000 compute points as an additional benefit in the scientific computing section. A 4-core, 16-gigabyte device can be used for more than 9 days by calculation, while a device with one A100 graphics card can be used for about 3 days. Devices can be turned off when not in use.
The access route provided is Intern InkStone, where devices are run using compute points in the scientific computing section. No separate information is provided about sign-up, regional or card registration requirements, or the detailed sign-up or application process.
The poster says that, at the time of use, they waited about 1~2 minutes for a device to be assigned and that there did not seem to be many users. No deadline or benefit usage period is provided. How to increase the quota after using all the points needs to be checked.
Sources and verification history
- Collection channel
- linux.do
- Collected at
- September 16, 2026, 19:39 KST
- First published
- Updated
- Source
- linux.do/t/topic/2910491