Built for AI verification research
Lucid Computing built the Verifiable Studio for researchers who need more than a login and a GPU. A multi-silicon cluster in the Bay Area, on bare metal or inside confidential computing, with fiber taps, side-channel probes, software-defined radios, and network analyzers on site, and engineers who will design and run the measurement with you.
The Verifiable Studio
The Verifiable Studio is Lucid Computing's cluster for AI verification research. It is three things in one place: the machines, the instruments around them, and the engineers who know how to use both.
The cluster is Slurm. Researchers log in over SSH, request GPUs, and run jobs on bare-metal NVIDIA and AMD accelerators or inside a confidential-computing environment. Home directories live on shared storage mounted on every node.
Arrive with a fully planned experiment and run it. Or work with us through every step: designing the measurement, preparing the hardware, and running it alongside you. From optical fiber taps to side-channel probes to network analyzers, we add the instrumentation your experiment needs.
The studio is in beta and growing quickly.
AI verification researchers
The studio is for anyone doing serious work on AI verification, anywhere in the world: academic labs, nonprofits, startups, industry teams, and government teams. If your work is about proving what compute is doing, such as attestation, hardware-enabled mechanisms, side channels, or verifiable reporting, this is built for you. Some researchers qualify for access at no charge through the Research Access Program.
The full cluster
Two H100 nodes are operational today through the beta. Scheduled additions bring the full cluster to nine nodes across NVIDIA and AMD silicon, with the official release on November 1, 2026. See the Verifiable Studio specifications for the latest.
DGX H100 node
8 × NVIDIA H100 SXM
H100 NVL node
1 × NVIDIA H100 NVL, confidential-computing environment
H200 node
8 × NVIDIA H200 SXM
MI355X node
8 × AMD Instinct MI355X
HGX B300 node
8 × NVIDIA B300 SXM
HGX A100 node
8 × NVIDIA A100 SXM
Talk it through with us
Every Tuesday we hold an open hour to talk through research ideas and deployment possibilities. Bring a half-formed experiment, a question about the hardware, or a plan you want to sanity check. No preparation needed.
If you are deciding whether the cluster fits your work, this is the fastest way to find out.