Targon launches Bare Metal servers and second-level Sandboxes for agents
JosephJacks_ · x · 2026-09-30
Targon announced two new offerings: Bare Metal — dedicated physical machines with no hypervisor, no container runtime, full kernel/driver/firmware-level GPU control, and KYC-verified operators replacing TVM — and Sandboxes — short-lived isolated Linux environments provisioning in seconds, with browser terminal, graphical desktop or SSH access, forkable copies for parallel agent tasks, reusable templates, and pause-on-idle billing. Aimed at development, testing, previews, and AI agent workloads.
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