The Ultimate Remote Workstation: GPU-Powered Development from Anywhere

Work from Anywhere with a Cloud Workstation

Your laptop is for browsing and connecting. The heavy lifting happens on a TurboGPU instance with dedicated GPU, fast SSD, and unlimited bandwidth.

Who Is This For?

Video editors running DaVinci Resolve or Premiere Pro

3D artists using Blender, Maya, or Cinema 4D

Developers who need GPU-accelerated builds or testing

Data scientists running notebooks with GPU compute

Anyone who wants a powerful desktop without the hardware

Step 1: Choose Your Tier

Workload	Recommended Tier	Why
Video editing (1080p)	Starter	12 GB VRAM is enough for most edits
Video editing (4K+)	Standard	24 GB VRAM for smooth 4K timelines
3D rendering	Pro	Fastest render times
ML development	Power	48 GB VRAM for large models

Step 2: Deploy and Connect

Click New Machine and select your tier

Wait ~60 seconds for provisioning

Connect via Microsoft Remote Desktop (built-in, works on all platforms)

Step 3: Install Your Tools

You have full admin access to Windows 10. Install anything:

Creative: DaVinci Resolve, Blender, Adobe CC, Unreal Engine

Development: VS Code, Docker, CUDA toolkit, Jupyter

Gaming: Steam, Epic Games (for after-hours fun)

Optimizing Your Workflow

For Video Editors

Enable GPU acceleration in your NLE

Use proxy workflows for editing, full-res for export

Keep project files on the SSD for maximum speed

For 3D Artists

Enable CUDA/OptiX rendering in Blender

Use denoising to speed up viewport previews

Multiple Blender instances for batch rendering

For Developers

Install CUDA toolkit and cuDNN for ML work

Use VS Code Remote SSH for a local editing experience

Set up Jupyter Lab with GPU support

Access from Any Device

Device	Connection Method	Experience
Windows PC	Built-in RDP	Excellent
Mac	Microsoft Remote Desktop app	Excellent
iPad	RD Client app	Great
Android	RD Client app	Good
Chromebook	Web-based noVNC	Decent

Cost for a Work Day

An 8-hour workday on the Standard tier: $4.80. That's less than your coffee budget.

Over a month (22 work days): $105.60 for a machine that would cost $2,500+ to build.

Set up your workstation →