Corvex compute solutions

Three ways to participate
in Corvex

Whether you are an individual researcher, someone new to shared infrastructure, or an organisation building your own — each option is structured around a specific set of needs.

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How Corvex structures its offerings

Each Corvex offering starts from a clear premise: access to compute should be predictable, fairly distributed, and supported by documentation and community practice — not left to individual members to figure out on their own. The three options differ in scope and target audience, but share this underlying logic.

The Community Access Membership is the core offering. The Guided Onboarding Programme is designed for those who want support getting productive quickly. The Lab Partnership Advisory extends Corvex's experience outward to organisations building their own shared compute arrangements. Pricing for all three is stated openly in Malaysian Ringgit, with no hidden fees.

Community Access Membership

Community Access Membership

RM 520 / quarter

A membership that gives researchers and small teams structured, fairly scheduled access to shared accelerator compute, along with peer support and shared documentation. Access is fair and transparent across members. Suited to students, independent researchers, and small labs. Offered as a quarterly membership with scheduled time blocks. Includes onboarding and a shared resource board.

  • Quarterly membership with scheduled compute time blocks
  • Shared resource board with full schedule visibility
  • Access to community documentation library
  • Peer support network across all active members
  • Onboarding session included

HOW IT WORKS

  1. 1. Submit your membership enquiry and research context
  2. 2. Attend a short onboarding session
  3. 3. Receive your first scheduled time block allocation
  4. 4. Access the resource board and community documentation
Enquire about Membership

Guided Onboarding Programme

RM 1,560

A programme that helps newcomers get productive on shared compute, covering environments, good practices, and respectful resource use within the community. Guidance is supportive and hands-on. Best for those new to shared infrastructure. Delivered across three sessions with a starter kit. Includes onboarding notes and a practices guide.

  • Three structured hands-on sessions
  • Starter kit with environment configuration guidance
  • Written onboarding notes for each session
  • Community practices guide to keep as reference
  • Guidance on shared infrastructure norms

HOW IT WORKS

  1. 1. Contact us to schedule Session 1
  2. 2. Receive your starter kit before the first session
  3. 3. Complete three sessions with written notes provided
  4. 4. Retain the practices guide as an ongoing reference
Enquire about Onboarding
Guided Onboarding Programme
Lab Partnership Advisory

Lab Partnership Advisory

RM 3,030

An advisory arrangement for groups wanting to set up their own fair-access compute sharing among teams, helping them plan scheduling, documentation, and community norms. Acting as an independent advisor on operations and community design. Designed for organisations forming a shared resource. Runs as a three-month engagement with reviews. Includes a setup playbook and review notes.

  • Three-month independent advisory engagement
  • Scheduling system design and documentation planning
  • Community norms framework for your team
  • Setup playbook delivered at engagement close
  • Review notes at monthly check-ins

HOW IT WORKS

  1. 1. Initial scoping call to understand your organisation's context
  2. 2. Month 1: Scheduling and access model design
  3. 3. Month 2: Documentation structure and community norms
  4. 4. Month 3: Review, refinement, and playbook delivery
Enquire about Advisory

Which option fits your situation?

Feature Community Membership Guided Onboarding Lab Advisory
Price (MYR) RM 520 / qtr RM 1,560 RM 3,030
Scheduled compute access
Community documentation access
Structured sessions with instructor
Starter kit and written guides
Advisory for organisation-level setup
Setup playbook delivered
Best for Students and independent researchers needing regular compute access Those new to shared infrastructure who want guided setup Organisations building their own shared compute commons

Protocols across all offerings

Data privacy

Member research data is not accessed or retained beyond the session. Handling follows Malaysian data protection norms and is documented in the Privacy Policy.

Written agreements

Every membership and engagement begins with a written agreement covering scope, scheduling, and terms. Nothing important runs on verbal understanding alone.

Capacity monitoring

Infrastructure utilisation is tracked and shared with members. If capacity constraints develop, members are notified and scheduling is adjusted with advance communication.

Maintenance schedule

Planned maintenance windows are announced in the member schedule ahead of time. Hardware is maintained on a regular cycle to keep performance consistent across sessions.

Feedback process

Members are regularly asked for feedback on scheduling, documentation, and community norms. Responses inform how the community operates from one quarter to the next.

Documentation standards

All community documentation follows a consistent format — clearly titled, dated, and attributed. Members can see when any document was last updated and who contributed to it.

Costs, stated plainly

OPTION 01

Community Access Membership

RM 520

per quarter

  • Scheduled compute time blocks
  • Resource board access
  • Documentation library
  • Peer support network
Enquire

OPTION 02 · POPULAR WITH NEW MEMBERS

Guided Onboarding Programme

RM 1,560

one-time

  • Three guided sessions
  • Starter kit included
  • Session notes provided
  • Practices guide retained
Enquire

OPTION 03

Lab Partnership Advisory

RM 3,030

3-month engagement

  • Independent advisory
  • Monthly review sessions
  • Setup playbook delivered
  • Community norms framework
Enquire

Tell us about your situation and we will advise

There is no obligation in asking. Send us a short message about your research, your team, or your organisation and we will suggest which option makes the most sense — or whether a combination of two would work better.

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