GPU Hypervisor for ML Platforms

MLOps · ML Infra · Platform

GPU utilization up 3x

More jobs per GPU

No Code Changes

WoolyAI lets notebooks, dev/test jobs, and small training runs execute on CPU-only nodes while their GPU kernels run on a shared remote GPU pool. You keep your existing MLOps stack — Kubernetes, Ray, Airflow, Slurm — and Wooly packs many workloads onto each GPU.

Do more experiments per GPU. Cut queue times. Delay your next GPU purchase.

Built for ML platform & MLOps teams running PyTorch workloads on NVIDIA.

From 1 Job, 1 GPU
→ Many Jobs per GPU

Notebook/Pipeline

CPU Pod/VM running WoolyAI Client ML Container

Your Shared GPU Pool (NVIDIA + AMD) with WoolyAI Server Hypervisor

Kernel-level Scheduling

Deterministic SLAs

Many Jobs per GPU

A New Approach to GPU Sharing: Kernels across jobs share a GPU with Deterministic, SLA-Based Kernel Scheduling

Instead of slicing GPUs or time-slicing access, WoolyAI schedules GPU kernel execution from many jobs inside a shared GPU context. The result: multiple ML workloads per GPU, deterministic SLAs, and significantly higher utilization.

What WoolyAI Does

Run ML Jobs on CPU Nodes

Your notebooks, pipelines, and batch jobs run on CPU-only infrastructure (Kubernetes nodes, VMs, or bare metal). From the user’s perspective, nothing changes — they still say device="cuda".

Execute GPU Kernels on a Shared Pool

WoolyAI routes GPU operations from ML jobs into your shared pool of GPUs (NVIDIA and AMD), which can be on-prem, cloud/hosted, where a GPU hypervisor schedules and executes kernels.

Same ML Container with no changes runs on both Nvidia and AMD GPUs

WoolyAI captures PyTorch kernel launch events inside the ML Container, translates them into a GPU-agnostic Intermediate Representation, and on the GPU server, WoolyAI hypervisor JIT-compiles them to the target GPU ISA for execution with zero performance impact.

How It’s Different

Kernel-Level Scheduling, Not Slicing

WoolyAI interleaves kernels from multiple jobs within the same GPU context, with priority-aware, SLA-driven scheduling.

  • No static MIG slices.
  • No coarse-grained time-slicing.
  • No per-job dedicated devices.

Disaggregates CPU execution from GPU in ML Container

Inside the ML container running ML code, WoolyAI intercepts and transparently forwards all GPU operations to your shared remote GPU pool. The application running on CPU only still thinks it’s using cuda:0.

3× Higher Utilization With Predictable Performance

GPUs stay busy, SMs stay hot, and high-priority workloads get predictable latency guarantees. Effective ML throughput per GPU increases by 3× in dev/experimentation fleets.

Built for MLOps & ML Platform Teams

WoolyAI is designed to plug into your existing ML platform and immediately pay off in the parts of the lifecycle that hurt the most: notebooks, experiments, HPO, and pre-production training.

1. Notebooks & Interactive Dev

Let 20–50 researchers share a small GPU pool without noisy neighbors or queueing.

  • Notebooks run on CPU nodes; GPU executions go to shared GPUs.
  • Deterministic responsiveness for UI / notebook execution.

2. HPO, Sweeps & Ablations

Run dozens of trials concurrently on the same GPUs. Share common base model across multiple trials with VRAM DeDuplication and optimize on VRAM usage.

  • Small, independent trials are naturally parallelized.
  • 2–5× more experiments per GPU without new hardware.

3. Multi-Model Pipelines

Share GPUs across vision, embedding, and LLM stages.

  • Pipeline stages offload kernels to the same GPU fabric.
  • No dedicated GPU per stage, less fragmentation.

4. Inference With SLAs

Guarantee latency for critical endpoints while filling idle SMs with background jobs.

  • Priority tiers mapped to kernel scheduling SLAs.
  • Stable p95 for user-facing inference workloads.

5. Pre-Production Canary Training

Run canary jobs as high priority without dedicating full GPUs.

  • Canaries get guaranteed throughput.
  • Other experiments use remaining capacity opportunistically.

6. Multi-Vendor GPU Fleets

Scale your Infra by adding AMD GPUs to your cluster without asking teams to change code.

  • Same NVIDIA CUDA containers run on AMD with no changes.
  • Reduce single-vendor risk and lower GPU costs.

Drop-In for Your Existing ML Platform

WoolyAI works with Kubernetes, Ray, Airflow/Flyte/Metaflow, and any containerized ML workflow. Your teams keep their tools — you just get far more out of your GPUs.

Integration Model

  • WoolyAI ML Client Container runs on CPU-only nodes in your cluster.
  • WoolyAI Hypervisor runs on GPU nodes, creating a shared GPU pool.
  • Containers built to run on CUDA also run AMD with no changes.
  • No changes to your orchestrator or CI/CD pipelines.

See WoolyAI on Your Fleet

Curious how much headroom you actually have in your current GPU cluster? Try out our open Source utilization monitor tool and book a demo of WoolyAI.

Ideal for MLOps, ML Platform, and Infra teams operating multi-tenant GPU clusters.