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Render Network Node Update Form

The Render Network is ready to start adding Open Compute nodes for external client jobs by the first client io.net. Note not all nodes will be suitable for external client jobs. Your system information and willingness to run Open Compute workloads will determine eligibility.

What is your name?

What's your email?

Are you interested in participating as a node for external compute clients?

External Compute Clients run workloads outside of traditional Render jobs. These workloads tend to have unique payment and workload requirements.
Your node may be completely reserved for an unknown period (e.g. up to a week or more). During this time, your node will be unable to accept other jobs (including your own renders) and nodes need to stay up and online during the entire period.
Additionally, Render does not guarantee any security requirements for external clients. We recommend running a zero trust node — removing any personal data on the node and network — for new clients. Our first external client io.net will run a Docker container on your machine, which will have the right to then add additional containers for each compute cluster.
Are you interested in participating as a node for external compute clients?
A
B

System Information

Where is your node located?

How is your machine used?

How is your machine used?
A
B
C

What is your RNDR Client Node ID?

What is your node IP address?

What is your operating system?

What is your operating system?
A
B
C
D

What is your CPU manufacturer?

What is your CPU manufacturer?
A
B
C

What is your CPU model?

Which of the following GPUs do you have?

If you have more than 25 GPUs, please reach out.
Which of the following GPUs do you have?

Please describe your GPU configuration.

e.g. 5 4090s

What is your internet upload speed?

Please answer in Mbps.

What is your internet download speed?

Please answer in Mbps.

What is your max available hard disk storage for compute jobs?

Please answer in gigabytes (e.g. 1500 for 1.5 terabytes)