Yes, it was. From their site: "It has been trained on a selection of English language and source code from publicly available sources, including code in public repositories on GitHub."
Last link has a list of vendors. The one I used gave you a bare bones machine running some Linux distro, with no platform bullshit around it. Exactly what you need for deep learning work.
Oh, there are smaller vendors renting out Pascal architecture GPUs. Yet Amazon and Azure are stuck at prev-gen (M60), while Google is all the way back at prev-prev-gen (K80).
They say "next-generation", but these are M60 GPUs, which are very much "previous-generation". Current generation would be P100 GPUs.
I am in the market for a cloud GPU offering, and I have to say the big cloud providers are very uncompetitive here, only offering these old, slow GPUs.