SkyPilot Tokens uses Nebius AI Cloud GPU infrastructure for model servers it operates. Its privacy policy states that dedicated model servers run on rented GPU clusters from Nebius and other providers. These infrastructure providers host the machines, while SkyPilot operates the model servers with request and output logging disabled.
The service also uses Nebius Token Factory for passthrough model inference. SkyPilot says it has enabled Token Factory’s organization-level zero-data-retention setting, so Nebius does not store its inputs and outputs or use them for speculative-decoding training. SkyPilot Tokens is a limited preview with limited seats, limited duration and an announced end date.
SkyPilot Tokens lists Nebius AI Cloud as GPU infrastructure for model servers it operates and Nebius Token Factory for passthrough inference. The policy also states that its dedicated servers use rented Nebius GPU clusters and that Token Factory zero data retention is enabled.
SkyPilot Tokens privacy policy18 Oct 2026 · SkyPilot Tokens · Web pageSkyPilot Tokens lists Nebius AI Cloud as GPU infrastructure for model servers it operates and Nebius Token Factory for passthrough inference. The policy also states that its dedicated servers use rented Nebius GPU clusters and that Token Factory zero data retention is enabled.
SkyPilot Tokens is a model inference API and dashboard operated by Assemble Platforms, Inc., doing business as SkyPilot. It serves developers and organizations building applications with open AI models. Users access inference through API keys, purchase prepaid credits, and track token usage and billing through the dashboard. Requests run on SkyPilot-operated model servers or disclosed third-party inference backends, including Nebius Token Factory. The service is offered as a limited preview, with monthly free credits and usage-based pricing.
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A limited-preview model inference API and dashboard operated by Assemble Platforms, Inc. · Infrastructure
How they use Nebius
SkyPilot Tokens uses Nebius AI Cloud GPU infrastructure for model servers it operates. Its privacy policy states that dedicated model servers run on rented GPU clusters from Nebius and other providers. These infrastructure providers host the machines, while SkyPilot operates the model servers with request and output logging disabled.
The service also uses Nebius Token Factory for passthrough model inference. SkyPilot says it has enabled Token Factory’s organization-level zero-data-retention setting, so Nebius does not store its inputs and outputs or use them for speculative-decoding training. SkyPilot Tokens is a limited preview with limited seats, limited duration and an announced end date.
SkyPilot Tokens lists Nebius AI Cloud as GPU infrastructure for model servers it operates and Nebius Token Factory for passthrough inference. The policy also states that its dedicated servers use rented Nebius GPU clusters and that Token Factory zero data retention is enabled.
SkyPilot Tokens privacy policy18 Oct 2026 · SkyPilot Tokens · Web pageSkyPilot Tokens lists Nebius AI Cloud as GPU infrastructure for model servers it operates and Nebius Token Factory for passthrough inference. The policy also states that its dedicated servers use rented Nebius GPU clusters and that Token Factory zero data retention is enabled.
SkyPilot Tokens is a model inference API and dashboard operated by Assemble Platforms, Inc., doing business as SkyPilot. It serves developers and organizations building applications with open AI models. Users access inference through API keys, purchase prepaid credits, and track token usage and billing through the dashboard. Requests run on SkyPilot-operated model servers or disclosed third-party inference backends, including Nebius Token Factory. The service is offered as a limited preview, with monthly free credits and usage-based pricing.
SkyPilot introduces Agent Sessions in limited early access
Agent Sessions runs persistent coding-agent sessions on customers’ Kubernetes clusters. It provides isolated repository worktrees and a dashboard for monitoring agents, with sessions surviving disconnections and compute pauses.
SkyPilot announces over $20 million in funding led by Lux
SkyPilot raised over $20 million led by Lux, with participation from Amplify, Coatue, Foundation, Race and The House Fund. The company plans to expand engineering and go-to-market hiring.
