# How to Provide GPU Compute

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As a Cloud Host (GPU Compute Provider), you have access to a comprehensive platform designed to help you manage your GPU resources efficiently. Providing GPU compute on Aethir is a streamlined process that involves setting up your GPU resources, managing them effectively, and receiving ATH rewards.

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Here’s a high-level overview of the key features the platform provides:

### **Dashboard**

The dashboard provides an at-a-glance view of your daily service fees, rewards, and the status of your servers across the platform.

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* Service fees (24H): service fee from the last 24 hour cycle
* Reward (24): rewards from the last 24 hour cycle
* Total Locations: total locations where Aethir platform has a server
* Total Servers: total number of servers on Aethir platform
* My Aethir Earth: the Aethir Earth servers you provide on Aethir
* My Aethir Atmosphere: the Aethir Atmosphere servers you provide on Aethir
* Available Servers/Total Servers: when hover on a location, the map will show the Available Servers/Total Servers of the location

### **Manage Your ATH Compute Rewards (Wallet)**

The wallet section on the platform provides all the necessary tools to track and handle your financial activities.

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For more details, check out this guide: [Manage Your Rewards (Wallet)](/aethir-cloud-host-guide/how-to-provide-gpu-compute/manage-your-ath-rewards-wallet.md)
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### **How to Provide Aethir Earth**

Aethir Earth allows you to offer your bare metal GPU resources to Aethir’s decentralized network.

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Follow [this guide](/aethir-cloud-host-guide/how-to-provide-gpu-compute/how-to-provide-aethir-earth-ai.md) on how to add your Aethir Earth servers to Aethir
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### **How to Provide Aethir Atmosphere**

**Aethir Atmosphere** allows you to offer your GPU containers for game rendering to Aethir’s decentralized network.

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Follow [this guide](/aethir-cloud-host-guide/how-to-provide-gpu-compute/how-to-provide-aethir-atmosphere-cloud-gaming.md) on how to add your Aethir Atmosphere servers to Aethir.
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### Orders and Events

Other functions allow providers to track orders from Aethir Cloud customers and monitor system-wide events.

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More details in Miscellaneous

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