ISLAMABAD

Pakistan has entered a new phase of high-performance computing as MyCloud, powered by Multinet Pakistan, launches the country’s first GPU-as-a-Service (GPUaaS) platform.

The locally hosted solution enables businesses and developers to access high-performance GPUs on demand without investing in costly hardware infrastructure, marking a major shift toward scalable, cloud-based computing.

Officials say the platform is designed to support advanced workloads such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, big data analytics, and complex simulations—areas that traditionally require expensive computing resources.

By offering GPU power through the cloud, the service allows startups, enterprises, and researchers to scale operations more efficiently while reducing upfront costs and operational complexity.

Industry observers describe the move as a “game changer” for Pakistan’s tech ecosystem, as it lowers barriers to entry for innovation and accelerates adoption of AI-driven solutions across sectors.

The development also aligns with Pakistan’s broader digital transformation goals, where demand for cloud computing and high-performance infrastructure continues to grow rapidly.