Prosus
Consumer internet businesses · Finance
How they use Nebius
Prosus runs production model inference on dedicated Nebius Token Factory endpoints for its applications. Its AI director, Zülküf Genç, says the setup provides reserved performance, isolation and greater deployment control. Autoscaling handles demand changes without manual capacity adjustments. At the November 2025 launch, Prosus reported up to 200 billion tokens a day. This disclosure does not establish use across every portfolio company.
Nebius describes these as high-volume open-model workloads. Genç reports cost reductions of up to 26× compared with proprietary models. He credits Token Factory's flexibility and responsiveness with supporting rapid testing and iteration through production.
Prosus also uses Nebius GPUs for model training. Discussing its training infrastructure, Genç says the team migrated to H200 GPUs with Nebius after receiving the same price. In the same discussion, Prosus describes adapting existing base models through fine-tuning and further pre-training for specific businesses, geographies and languages. A large commerce model is under development.
Nebius named Prosus among its enterprise customers in its August 2025 Q2 earnings webcast. Prosus also co-hosts the Accel AI Innovate Amsterdam hackathon, which lists Nebius and Tavily as hackathon and prize partners.
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Discussing Prosus's model training infrastructure, Zülküf Genç identifies Nebius as a GPU provider and says the team migrated to H200 GPUs after receiving the same price.
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5 Oct 2026 · nebius.com · Web page
Nebius describes Prosus running high-volume open-model workloads through Token Factory Dedicated Endpoints, with up to 200 billion tokens per day and up to 26× lower costs.
Open original sourceCompany context
prosus.comProsus is a technology investment and operating group whose businesses provide consumer internet services across Europe, Latin America and India. Its portfolio includes iFood for restaurant and grocery delivery, OLX for online classifieds, eMAG for online shopping, and PayU for payments and financial services. These platforms serve consumers buying goods, ordering meals and making payments, alongside merchants and sellers reaching customers online. Prosus also invests in travel, ticketing and mobility businesses, and backs emerging technology companies through Prosus Ventures.
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Recent updates
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The Economic Times