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TensorWave

GPU cloud compute powered by AMD Instinct accelerators. TensorWave rents bare-metal AMD GPU infrastructure with expert support to companies running large AI models for training and inference.

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Updated 23 October 2026

Hiring now

From TensorWave's own jobs board, checked every week.

62 open roles
30 in mid-July

Selling into government. 1 of its open roles are aimed at government and defence buyers.

With a talent operations analyst and a recruiter on the list, it is preparing to hire at a faster pace.

It has 62 open roles, up from 30 in mid-July.

Where the roles are

Engineering20
Operations and hiring14
Data centres and hardware8
Product and design6
Marketing5
Solutions and customer engineering3
Sales and partnerships2
Research and ML1

Against its sector

27 of the 40 active companies in GPU Cloud & Compute Rental are advertising roles. Crusoe has the most, with 339.

Funding

TensorWave announced a $100 million Series A in May 2025, led by Magnetar and AMD Ventures.
Source: published announcement

Who TensorWave competes with

The other active companies we file under GPU Cloud & Compute Rental, sorted by how much they are hiring.

Where this fits

Renting GPU capacity, from the large specialist clouds down to the brokers and marketplaces.

The Model Serving & Compute mapAll GPU Cloud & Compute Rental companies 40

We track hiring and team changes across all 183 companies in Model Serving & Compute.

Our talent report for this sector shows how TensorWave's team compares with its competitors.

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